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09 Feb 2019 11:13 AM  

 Love toffee & chocolate tins...
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09 Feb 2019 12:36 PM  
Lovely tins there Brian

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09 Feb 2019 02:28 PM  
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09 Feb 2019 03:49 PM  
Very Nice!!
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09 Feb 2019 04:47 PM  
Great tins - thanks for showing!
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09 Feb 2019 11:26 PM  
I love how elaborate they are, especially the windmill, just to sell toffee. Do you think they knew they would be collected? Who’s the maker of the windmill?
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09 Feb 2019 11:35 PM  

Some Belters there FB . Very nice indeed .

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10 Feb 2019 02:34 PM  
The windmill is not marked but its highly likely that it was made by Barringer Wallis & Manners in Mansfield, Notts. BWM worked closely with Mackintosh's and produced the first Quality Street tins which were designed by Charles E. Fletcher (retired from the BWM studio in 1958). The windmill, shop and sand pails were all designed to be toys after the sweets were eaten. They were made mainly as novelties for the Christmas market.
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10 Feb 2019 06:33 PM  
Never seen The Grannies tin before..Cracker!!
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11 Feb 2019 01:27 PM  

Another great selection fb. Would love a sample version of the Black Bullets tin.
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11 Feb 2019 01:59 PM  

 Wouldn't we all!

It is quite small... anyone ever seen a big oval version?
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12 Feb 2019 01:18 PM  
World class!!! many thanks FB
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