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04-13-2010, 07:04 PM
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Joe...
that does not mean that it's not the same product mentioned in the ads. where are the other tins or packs then ? where is there any evidence that ATC or someone made two types of Ty Cobb tins or packages ? Like I said in a prior post...if you gave my granfather or any of his old friends a tin of cut plug Ty Cobb tobacco they would not take a big chaw of it. My father said his dad never chewed tobacco at all ? He used to crumble the plugs of tobacco onto the countertop or a tray and would then roll several cigarettes by hand from it. The plugs were not moist like chewing tobacco. My dad used the word crumble quite specifically
Last edited by T206DK; 04-13-2010 at 07:05 PM. 
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