Murray's Erinmore Cube Cut Tin?

What a lucky find. I know nothing about the cube cut. BUT love the flake. Good luck. And let us know how you find it.

Happy puffs

I think the cube cut is the most rare version and quite scarce to come by,

a while back there was a dood on eBay tring to sell a tin exactly like yours for $900!!!!

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/is-this-vintage-tin-worth-it

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I think it's the same as flake, just with the different cut, it most likely has fared very well in the screwtop tin and you will be amazed by the intense aroma when you open it!
I had a couple of tins of the flake from the same era...







...and the flakes were dark 'n lovely, and the scent was powerful. It's definitely a love/hate type of flavor.
The typo on the distribution stickers is sorta funny, I guess they didn't mind too much and used 'em anyway.
Your tin is most definitely pre-1974 because that's when House of Edgeworth was closed,

so at minimum it's 40 years old!
Good score!

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Please share your experience with us!
If possible, it'd be great if you could add a pic to this thread,

http://pipesmagazine.com/forums/topic/pictures-of-pipe-tobacco
...I'm curious at exactly what size they cut the cubes to?
It ain't gonna be mummydust!

The magical Erinmore topping has preserved the baccy in pristine condition!

No need for one of these:



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