Honey Tin Container, Vintage Rare 1939 USA
£52.00
Bradshaw Honey-1939 USA
These rare tin containers were used in the old times to sell honey.When WW2 arrived many metal/tin items were crushed and reclaimed for the war effort. Hew survive today.
They have beautiful vintage honey/ bee/ beehive graphic advertising on each tin. Part of our personal museum collection depicting the history of bees and beekeeping throughout the world.
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