Four Vintage Tobacco Tins

Three vintage Vogue Doux cigarette tobacco tins, likely from the 1950s or 1960s. Key details include: It is a product of the Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada. The tin is made of metal with a screw-on lid. It features a red and yellow color scheme with the "Vogue" logo prominently displayed. The tin is bilingual, with text in both English and French ("TABAC À CIGARETTES"). One missing lid. It originally contained 200g of tobacco. The design includes an image of a woman's face, reflecting a marketing approach targeting women. The lid has an embossed crest of the Imperial Tobacco Co. Some rust and wear. A vintage Macdonald Export Medium tobacco tin, likely from the mid-20th century. Macdonald Tobacco introduced Export cigarettes in 1928. The "Export" line became well-known quickly. This tin contained medium-strength cigarette tobacco. The tin is bilingual, featuring both English and French text. The size of the tin is approximately 4 1/8" tall by 4 1/4" in diameter