Canadian Confectionary Tins

Canadian. 1930s. Paterson tin marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Ltd, Toronto" lower edge. Patterson Candy Co was based in Toronto, Ontario. Paterson was a confectionary company from Brantford, Ontario. Each

This tin is very colorful with great graphics. There is some mild oxidation in a few areas, a shallow bend to the lid as well as a missing latch on the front section of the lid. Condition (Very Good).

Clark's Ten Pound Confectionary Tin. Elf motif. Good condition.

Canadian. 1950s. Marked, "General Toys - Made in Canada", "Flexible", and "Made in Canada - Eagle Toys Ltd - Montreal". 8.25 to 14" (h). Building Bricks completeness unknown (tin is full to within an

Vintage tin with Polar Bears Van Melle's Confectionary Holland tin.

Three (3). Canadian & American. 1910s-20s. Lithographed tin. Includes: Harper Bros & Co., Yale, and Wood's Canadian tins. Marked, "Norton Bros, A.L.K Browne 1902" lower edges. 7 to 8" (h). Large canis

Seven (7). Canadian. 1920s-30s. Includes numerous early Canadian tins from seldom-seen manufacturers. Brands include: Great West, Senator, King George's Navy, Old Virginia, Smiths, and Rose Quesnel. .

Canadian. Tin-over-cardboard. Marked, "A product of St. Thomas Metal Signs Limited, St. Thomas, Ontario" rear. 2" x 10" x 14.5". Light surface scratches. Includes full set of calendar cards. Est. $75

Canadian. Tin plate. Blue, red, and orange, Jitterbug mechanical dancing toy made by Chime Toy from Toronto Canada. Wind up and the fellows dance on their platform. Working, tested. Fixed key. No box.

Canadian. 1930s-40s. Includes two Forest & Stream pocket tobacco tins, one store display Macdonald's Brier "Dummy" package and a Buckingham match strike. 4" to 8.5". The earlier Forest & Stream tin ha

Three (3). Largest 8.75". Arnolds tin exhibits uniform oxidation spots. Est. $100-200

Three (3). Canadian. 1910s-20s. Lithographed tin. Includes Erzingers, O.K, and Hickey's Perique tins. Marked, "Macdonald Mfg Co. Ltd., Toronto" and "The Thos Davidson Mfg Co, Montreal". 2 to 3" (h). S

rare planters peanut Canadian Lincoln tin truck has been restored in the past please verify auction location for pick up

Measures 47.25" x 17.25". Marked “PM-12 APR 54- CCC” lower edge. A few mounting holes have been added along the lower and upper edge. Minimal surface discolouration within the yellow background. A

Measures 53” x 17”. Marked “Made in Canada 1948 St. T” lower left. Sign has light creases throughout. Holes have been added towards the edge for mounting purposes. Surface exhibits scattered s

American. 1950s. Single-sided embossed tin-over-cardboard. Marked, "Robertson Steel, Springfield, Ohio" lower rear edge. 15 x 7" . Exhibits scattered oxidation, especially at edges.

This scarce sign features the skirt bottle on the left side and was made by St. Thomas Metal Signs in Ontario, Canada. There is some metal loss on the upper right corner, a few added mounting holes an

Japanese Tin Litho 15 1/2" long. From the Sy Merrall Collection.

Canadian goose tin decoy 15X23 inches

Marx Tin Hudson Pacific & Canadian Pacific TIn Trains

Measures 16" x 12”. Original caps and bail handle. Surface exhibits minor scratches and a few light dents. Some paint loss. Excellent colour and shine.

Folky all tin goose decoy, neck attached by spring, unsigned / Measures: 13.75"H x 18.5"L x 9.75"D / Condition: good with wear and paint loss

Opened along upper front edge. A few heavy creases and impressions. Top of can exhibits surface rust. Very good colour and shine.

Measures 4.5 x 3 x 1”. Considered among the rarest and most desirable Canadian tobacco tins and the only one made in the curved form. Depicts a prospector panning for gold with two onlooking busines