Early 20th-century Army Club tobacciana box in pressed tin, featuring the classic pipe-smoking soldier emblem to the lid. A great example of civilian tobacco branding that traded on military imagery in the pre- and inter-war years.
Likely used for cigars or loose tobacco, this box has a strong desk or sideboard presence and wears its age well, with original darkened finish and honest surface wear throughout.
Details
Army Club tobacco branding
Pressed tin / steel construction
Hinged lid
Original aged patina
Approx. dimensions
Length: ~30 cm
Width: ~12 cm
Height: ~7 cm
Condition Good vintage condition. General wear, scratches and oxidation consistent with age. Structurally sound. No major dents or losses.
A solid piece of early tobacconist ephemera — decorative, collectible, and very displayable.
