Guess The Blend Based on Tin Art
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Slow upload speeds, so I edited my reply above, but yes, I was going for Peterson Aran!
Cló Iar-chonnacht, an Irish-language press, uses almost the exact same image.
www.cic.ie
English-Irish Dictionary | Cló Iar-Chonnacht
Áis bhunúsach do lucht léite agus scríofa na Gaeilge i gcoitinne. Aidhm ríphraiticiúil atá leis an bhfoclóir seo, leaganacha Gaeilge a sholáthar d’fhocail agus de fhrásaí Béarla atá i ngnáthúsáid laethúil. Ní hé atá ann stór cuimsitheach focal den Nua-Ghaeilge liteartha ná de shaibhreas iomlán...
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I didn't see the fleur-de-lis on that, but it's the only one I saw with pin stripes.
I'm no expert but I think all blends in the C&D cellar series have a fleur-de-lis somewhere on the tin.
White tub. Blue top.
The image on the tub features a building first made famous as the site of slave rebellion where slaves overtook, chained, and whipped their slavemaster. Later the building was used as a Union Army hospital during the Civil War where surgeons operated on thousands of wounded soldiers following a disastrous defeat at the Battle of Fredericksberg, Virginia. Poet Walt Whitman once described seeing a large heap of amputated legs, arms, hands, feet, etc. under a tree in front when he went there looking for his wounded brother.
The image on the tub features a building first made famous as the site of slave rebellion where slaves overtook, chained, and whipped their slavemaster. Later the building was used as a Union Army hospital during the Civil War where surgeons operated on thousands of wounded soldiers following a disastrous defeat at the Battle of Fredericksberg, Virginia. Poet Walt Whitman once described seeing a large heap of amputated legs, arms, hands, feet, etc. under a tree in front when he went there looking for his wounded brother.
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