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My question is, what is the back story of how it was found and how it stayed in such great condition all of these years. Was it a sample kept in company storage? Was it tucked away in an attic or basement for 80 years?
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All these great items that come to surface are fascinating and intriguing but what really captivates me is the story behind the object itself. I love reading item write-ups to see if that is ever explained. Much of the time it is which I really enjoy. I would love to know but I would guess this tin didn't move much over its lifetime considering the amazing condition!
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Am I the only one who thinks this is the ugliest thing, the cobb photo looks bad(I know its 1912 and not 2012 standards). lol
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Beautiful item! Talked with Rob today and I believe we will all be in for a treat with this auction! The condition of that Tin is just amazing! I believe it will sell extremely strong! 75-100. We shall soon see.
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UNREAL. wow. I know one t hing. Im getting that catalog to drool and its a collectible in its own.
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yeah, it doesnt look like cobb, looks like bobby hill from 'king of the hill' |
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![]() ![]() Joking aside, that is a beautiful Cobb item. While it's not a spitting image of Cobb, it has its appeal. To some, it's charming, for lack of a better word. |
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