Antique Prince Albert Crimp Cut Tobacco Tin – Red Pocket Can, Early 1900s Collectible (Sold Per Tin, 3 Available)

Step back into early 20th-century Americana with this Antique Prince Albert Crimp Cut Tobacco Tin, a timeless piece of advertising and tobacco history. Each tin measures approximately 3" x 4" x 7/8" thick, and features the iconic red design with Prince Albert’s portrait, originally used to hold Crimp Cut pipe and cigarette tobacco.

These vintage Prince Albert tins are empty and sold individually (3 available). Each piece remains in nice antique condition with only minor surface rust, retaining vivid graphics and embossed detailing that make it a standout display item.

The Prince Albert brand, introduced in the early 1900s, became famous not only for its tobacco but for its legendary joke — “Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Well, you’d better let him out!” — a staple of old-time humor that gives this collectible even more nostalgic charm.

Perfect for antique advertising collectors, rustic home décor displays, or vintage Americana enthusiasts, these tins bring a piece of U.S. history to your shelf.

Why You’ll Love It

• Authentic Antique Prince Albert Crimp Cut Tobacco Tin
• Sold per tin (3 available – buy one or more)
• Retains bright red graphics and classic logo
• Features minor surface rust consistent with age
• Great display piece for shelves, man caves, or tobacco collections
• Iconic early 1900s American advertising collectible
• Compact pocket tin size: 3" x 4" x 7/8" thick
• Perfect conversation starter — includes the famous “Prince Albert in a can” backstory

Details

• Brand: Prince Albert Tobacco (R.J. Reynolds)
• Product Type: Crimp Cut Tobacco Pocket Tin
• Era: Early 1900s – Patent 1907
• Material: Metal
• Color: Red with Gold & Black Accents
• Size: Approx. 3" H x 4" W x 7/8" D
• Condition: Very good antique condition; minor surface rust, strong graphics
• Quantity Available: 3 (Sold per tin)