I believe the earlier tins were canister shaped and the rectangular tins are from the 1920s/1930s.No, that was a very generous gift from a forum member. I keep it in Mylar inside the tin which is probably from the early 20thC.
Doh! Damn you autocorrect! Back deck should be the obvious correct answer.back back
My wife is out of town and this is the first day of the year with morning temps above 60f. Celebrating with french press coffee and war horse green in a hickory Busa out on the "patio".View attachment 78011
Is that a fake Charatan?View attachment 77980
Charlatans Executive with my own personal blend. William Conrad may not have personally owned this pipe, but I think he would have liked it.
Furst cigar on the patio this Spring. Its a Gispert Churchill - aged a box of them over 10 yrs now. I usually smoke them in the gazebo to the right in winter. Lunch was a ham and cheese grilled on my Weber. My drink is a Bloody Mary.View attachment 78042