C. 1920s-30s Chesterfield Tin with Scratched Cartoon Drawings Signed Walter threaded lid I would use it for

I would use it for plenty of other things as well -- perhaps for an arranged nicoise salad

I am not certain why the three different marks

blank backs--many of which feature beautiful shadow images of the specimens

Here's a set of fifteen

England produced this toothpaste from 1860 until 1910

C. 1920s-30s Chesterfield Tin with Scratched Cartoon Drawings Signed Walter threaded lid I would use it forI'm sure I should know the names of the characters scratched into the lid on this c. 1920s 30s Chesterfield tin, but my knowledge of comics is fairly limited; definitely they are early ones though, and I do think the character with his nose facing down toward "Chesterfield" may be Billy DeBeck's Barney Google (after whom Google was named) of the strip Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, which debuted in 1919. What or who Swede and "Oilio" refer to I'm not