It's weird how opinions differ, I think this is about as ugly as tin art can get.
Eye of the beholder, I guess.
Favorite Tin Art?
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Eye of the beholder, I guess.
One of my favs:
Unfortunately, on the tin I got the bottom half of the label was a warning, so I had to peel it off leaving a rather unsightly patch of metal there.
Unfortunately, on the tin I got the bottom half of the label was a warning, so I had to peel it off leaving a rather unsightly patch of metal there.
I like whatever tin-art they choose to put on the tobaccos I like. ET and GLP comes to mind.
Tin-art is cool but it matters more to me about what's inside.
Tin-art is cool but it matters more to me about what's inside.
The wave of the future.
So, if you have tins you treasure, save 'em. They will be disfigured in the future.
While sometimes pretty, tin art is a company's way of enticing the buyer. When done with the tin, I just toss them.
K&K has an Asia 2018 tin with very nice chinese inspired art. The blend is interesting too Lemongrass, Papaya and Dragonfruit.
http://kohlhase-kopp.com/ceemes/article/show/1320
http://kohlhase-kopp.com/ceemes/article/show/1320
That's nice looking too. Is this still available?
(My wife wants my exotic orange tin when I'm done with it)
The old powder blue tins for Edgeworth Slices. And it's contents. RIP.
just noticed, this is a 6 year old thread.
just noticed, this is a 6 year old thread.
The simple elegance of McClelland’s Ringlow black/gold always caught my eye. And it’s pretty darn good too.
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