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I don't have much other information besides what I have edited. I have a tin myself, where the information I presented came from. It seems hard to find information on the internet, because most sites talk about collecting these tins, rather than specifics of their origin and history, as such credibiity is in question. If anyone has some information, or contacts, I would be very willing to help research the topic. Thanks in advance. Charles Hilton 06:08, 1 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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