repeater tobacco tin Anyone know how old these tins could be? Canada, I was told they maybe be 1920s but not sure : r/Antiques Repeater Fine Cut Tobacco Tin,

As you spray it you get a bomb of citruses but they don't smell like a toilet cleaner or anything, it's much more classy and deep After a few minutes it dries down into a bunch of herbs with a pungent almost pissy undertone which is kinda gross (blaming the bathroom), I mostly get lavender and some sage

As a result, the tobacco expands and its filling power increases

Unique Color Palette: The signature green, white, and gold stripe combo stands out in any crowd

Some minor bends can be seen on the side and fixed top, with some light paint chipping on the outer corners

Furthermore, most of my clients experience no cravings or withdrawal symptoms at all