Antique Black Maria Tin Tobacco Tag 🏷️ 1870s–1910s Taylor Bros Winston NC Rare Prongs Intact Collectible American Made 1930s_ephemera 🏭 The Brick Family Legacy

🏭 The Brick Family Legacy and the Burlington County Food Economy

and cocktail culture collectors — a growing and passionate community — find Prohibition-era artifacts particularly compelling as reminders of just how recent and how strange America's relationship with alcohol has been

The Honolulu Broom Factory's story is tied to the small manufacturing and family-business world that grew up along Honolulu's King Street corridor

and the very first in Fort Collins

is the single word that places the entire object in its historical moment: JAPAN

Antique Black Maria Tin Tobacco Tag 🏷️ 1870s–1910s Taylor Bros Winston NC Rare Prongs Intact Collectible American Made 1930s_ephemera 🏭 The Brick Family LegacyCan You Hold a Piece of the Post Civil War Tobacco Boom in the Palm of Your Hand? There is something almost magical about holding an object this small that carries this much history. A single inch of stamped tin, shaped and prong fitted by hands long since gone, marked with a name that once meant everything in the bright leaf tobacco world of the American South. This little tag no bigger than a stick of gum was clipped onto a plug of chewing tobacco