Vintage Prince Albert Tobacciana Tins - Empty - 3 to Choose from

I remember my grandpa using Prince Albert. Each red tobacco tin is approximately 4.25x3x0.75” and has Prince Albert embossed on the bottom.

Three to choose from:
A: 1963 tin with tarnished lid and small dent.. [1960-1963 - In 1960, the opening instructions were changed to “push up.” Back stamp disappears, replaced by copy of the front image with “open other side,” printed in a white block below the lid. The net weight (1 5/8 oz) In 1963, the company’s zip code was added to the address listed on the left side of the tin.]
B: Late 1960s tin, some tarnish on the lid. ‘21t x’ is stamped on the back.[1964-1975 - Possibly around 1964, the labeled net weight changed from 1 5/8 oz to 1 ½ oz.]
C: 1970s tin has original grocery price (61 cents) on the front and the Alabama tobacco tax sticker on the bottom. Lid is rusted shut. [In approximately 1975, Universal Product Codes (UPCs) were added to the right side of tins]
Ref. for information in brackets: https://www.academia.edu/20330582/Do_You_Have_Prince_Albert_in_a_Can_A_Chronology_of_Pocket_Tobacco_Tins_Dating_Guide_

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