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It's a blend that many non-pipe smokers know about, thanks to the practical joke that has survived over the years where someone asks, "Do you have Prince Albert in a can?" and once the other person responds "yes," the prankster replies "Well, then you better let him out!" Though it's a timeless joke, it also demonstrates Prince Albert's longevity, further exemplifying the historic tobacco's status and reputation within our hobby and beyond
A Faberge copper tobacco box WAR 1914 1915 with an engraved cipher of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, date 1916 and inscription TSARSKOE SELO Faberge WORLD WAR I objects with Empress Alexandras cipher were given personally by the Empress to wounded soldiers at the Tsarskoe Selo (Tsars Village) hospital on Easter day of 1916
Classic details include a corduroy collar, a gold-tone zip closure, a zipped chest pocket, and the woven Square Label
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