Ribbon Tins...

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Posted by Uwe
16-1-2022 14:29:07
#11

Pete, I think the stylized antelope tin (top row in your fist photo) is really striking. Is there any information on the back of the container? 

 
Posted by Pete E.
16-1-2022 15:05:28
#12

Hi Uwe,

No markings or "ghosts" of any. 

Just a tad of glue and pieces of a very small price tag on the back.

 
Posted by Pete E.
16-1-2022 15:08:48
#13

But there are a couple running on eBay, now, that do have varying markings on the back : eBay item number:    373859806446eBay item number:    165124699798
 

 
Posted by Uwe
17-1-2022 14:04:58
#14

I don't know anything about ribbon tins, but it appears that this one at least might have been sold wholesale for use by anyone - anyone in this case being a repair shop that rubber stamped its details on the back.  

I wonder if someone who collects these things has a catalog from a tin manufacturer that showed all of its available motifs?

 
Posted by Pete E.
18-1-2022 11:20:21
#15

Interesting Lot offered on eBay this week...eBay item number:   393804506993
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Posted by Uwe
18-1-2022 15:03:09
#16

Stone the crows... when I said I admired the antelope, I certainly didn't expect a herd of them! Looks like precision work wasn't something that the person stamping these tins was ever accused of...

 
Posted by Pete E.
05-2-2022 16:50:36
#17

Next in-coming ribbon tin.  Goddess Diana.
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Posted by Pete E.
12-2-2022 19:01:11
#18

Not quite in stunning condition, but still very good.

I have been looking for one for over 1 year.  They do not show up too often.

 
Posted by Pete E.
14-2-2022 20:44:16
#19

I did not win this on on eBay...but it is nice to know another Carter's "Guardian" tin with the Bomber-motif exists and shows up from time to time.

This one flew past my max. and hammered down at $ 46 + S&H on top of that.
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Posted by Pete E.
14-2-2022 20:47:31
#20

My tins with an American Indian motif.

Note the Copper Chief tin even has a very small version of "Goddess Diana" at the lower part of its art-work.
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