Central Union Cut Plug Tobacco Tin Can This antique stoneware jug once

This antique stoneware jug once held William Radam's famous "Microbe Killer" in No

Very nice frame with simple dotted engraving

though they take some getting used to to operate

a trade name used by Wiebush & Hilger from 1909 to 1921

There is little to no paint loss on the surface of the tray

Central Union Cut Plug Tobacco Tin Can This antique stoneware jug onceThis vintage Central Union Cut Plug tobacco tin can once housed union made tobacco from The United States Tobacco Co. out of Richmond, Virginia. It features a beautiful graphic of a woman in profile surrounded by a crescent moon. This can is in good vintage condition with several spots of rust, residue, and paint loss and fading. One side of the can is in really nice shape and would look great facing outward on a shelf! This item measures 6" L x 4" W