We have seen some fine tins from other parts of the World .
However , I'm sure that we can all agree that Britain has produced many of the worlds best examples of lithography and design on Advertising tins .

I'll start this off with a tin that I have previously posted , because I think it deserves a place here .

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Here is a nice little Tea sample from Moore Bros'

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.......... and a striking Hudsons string tin

I'll be back with a few more , but I expect to be humbled by some of you British collectors

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The detail in the lithographed image on this one never ceases to amaze me

Huntley and Palmers  " Forest " .
Over 100 years old
Anyone have the "Fire Brigade" one to show ?

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Relics,  your wish is my command. cheers 

Military tins not for everybody, but this one rocks!!!

In my mind the Fire Brigade tin is one of the most appealing of the H and P tins .
Probably one of the best tins made and a perfect example of  British advertising .

It speaks well of British Lithographed tins that after a century of use, they can still be so appealing . Thanks for showing that one Rusty . It's one I have been one step behind for a number of years .

Cook Junior , I agree with your nephew .
Your military tin is indeed " well awesome " . Great period images and in realy good shape . As we say here  "  'nawesome"

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Here is an early British Tea tin for for Dalu Kola .
Always liked this one

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 Dear lummy, you have not been forgotten - smile

Early Keens Mustard tin showing Empire scenes
There were many variations of these Empire tins
This one is of particular interest to the Australian collector with the " Bullock teams "

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This one is a beauty .

Champions Mustard tin circa 1890's
Small proportions 3 1/2" X 2 "
Double tinned hinged lid
Delightful images on all sides

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Here is another Military tin that appeals to me

The famous Ridgways Tea  " Peace " Cannister 
Hard to beat , and hard to find

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