Consignment tins:
McClelland Butera Brindle Flake consignment tins from 2010-12. 3.58 on TR.com!
 
Flue curing captures the natural sweetness of the fine Virginia tobaccos in this flavorful blend. Aging in cakes softens them into elegance. This partially rubbed flake hearkens back to English days of old. It burns with regal restraint to a mottled white ash. It is a friend with strong character and considerable charm.
 
For some, McClelland was the epitome of virginia leaf. McClelland was an irreplaceable boutique tobacco manufacturer and had carved its own specific niche into our community. Their secret boutique processing will never be replicated, and these tins will only contiue to go up in value.
 
A word about consignment ~
To determine vintage tin prices, The Briar Fellowship works with the consignor, and takes into consideration personal knowledge, other estate tin websites, and auction websites to value tins. The Briar Fellowship will never allow consignors to price tins at exorbitant prices seen on some other websites. I try to strike a balance between a fair price for consignors while keeping prices competitive.