Best Tin Art?
- Thread starter Mike N
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I have some tins in my mind but I have to go through my cellar to take the pictures 
My favorites are still Squadron Leader and Grousemoor.
I wouldn’t know! They all look like this in Canada.
Tsuge... I have yet to see any nearly as cool as these. I still have three of each of these left in the cellar.
I kinda liked the Hearth and Home slow-aged tins. I bought First Snow and Bright Night just for the tins. Bonus, they turned out to be pretty good smokes to boot
Straight and to the point like bulk labels. If it had the blend components on it it would be perfect. Labels needn't be over done on something disposable. The older tins were painted but slapping a label on something is hardly art. It's just a can with a sticker on it. As a consolation, at least this label picked which pipe it would be smoked in.
Coming as no surprise to anyone whose seen at least a third of my posts here:
War Horse.
War Horse.
I don't know why they changed the color of the oranges when they changed the blend name.
Lots of reasonable entries. For me Player’s Navy Cut is my favorite pipe tobacco label, and possibly my favorite branding ever across all products
As a graphic designer, I have a fondness for clean designs like this one for Mac Baren. I also appreciate Peterson Early Morning Pipe
