The hunt is done, you're back at camp. Nothing harvested today, but nobody cares. Some whiskey is poured, the laughs begin. It's time for a smoke, a pipe you think. That TDC 1790 English Brass Tobacco Box rests in your front pocket, full to the rim. Pulling it out, you look at it closely. How many deer has it seen, fish has it cleaned? And it's always been there, like a close friend. You open it up, smell that special blend, it been there through thick and thin. The pipe gets full, the flame hits the leaf, the tin goes home, you give it a pat. All is right in the world, and that is that.
Reproduction of a c.1790 tin used to carry tobacco, fire starting kit, patches, and many other uses. Stocked at most early trading posts. Hand-soldered construction with no lead-bearing solder used. Measures 4" x 2" x 5/8"
