Comment from dolphin0108
What a very nice photo and the specia heirloom it is. How special. I have some glassware that had belonged to my greatgrandmother, and since I am theoldest grandchild, I have inherited it. I love the story behind this tin. And such a folksy picture on it's top. Thanks so much for sharing.

 Comment Written 26-Mar-2011

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reply by the author on 26-Mar-2011

Thank you very much

Comment from RagsAuggie
Cool tin! Good details! A lovely scene! Good story telling! Love the expressions on both of their faces! Thanks for sharing! Cindy

 Comment Written 26-Mar-2011

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reply by the author on 26-Mar-2011

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Comment from seshadri_sreenivasan
I like this picture and the sentiments expressed. Yes. Somethings become a part of our lives and no amount of money can take them away. it is like selling an important organ.The picture looks good and crisp despite the age.India is one of the largest growers of tea and'Indian tea (with milk and sugar is exclusive to Indian taste buds.Thanks for sharing.

 Comment Written 26-Mar-2011

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reply by the author on 26-Mar-2011

Thank you very much

Comment from photo48
What a great story to go with this great image you took of your tin! The child in this image probably has great great great grandchildren! I love old stuff like this...very ornate...thanks for sharing!

 Comment Written 26-Mar-2011

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reply by the author on 26-Mar-2011

Thank you very much

Comment from Sandra c. valentini
so cool! what a rare find for you.
such beautiful art on a tea tin.
they don't do things like that anymore. love the photo.

 Comment Written 26-Mar-2011

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reply by the author on 26-Mar-2011

Thank you very much. You were so quick reviewing this that I don't think you could read my notes. You should go back and do that. It is an interesting story