And one of the best jokes ever involved a tobacco tin. Prince Albert was a popular brand of tobacco first made in 1907. It was named for the future king of England, Edward VII (called Albert by ...

Our ancestors enjoyed jokes any day of the year, not just on April Fools’ Day. By the 1850s, potters were making puzzle jugs with holes that let liquid dribble down a shirt front and beer mugs ...

But the best joke for children of the 1930s involved a tobacco tin. Prince Albert was a very popular brand of tobacco first made in 1907. It was named for the future king of England, Edward VII ...

Shredded Wheat tins; cracker tins; Prince Albert smoking tobacco tins from the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.; one-pound coffee tins from companies such as Folgers, Nash’s and Hills Bros.; ...

Jenn Lang found 88 cans of Prince Albert tobacco, all unopened and all ... owner indicated she and her husband found lots of tobacco tins in the kitchen and dining room. But how the tins got ...