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Is this Murray's?
The good news is today I found what I think is a small stash of pre-Orlik Dunhill tins and a local shop. The bad news is I live in Ontario and have to pay full retail, so I only grabbed one. It says its made in UK, has "with association with" on the rim and "e" symbol, So I'm assuming this is post-95 Murray made for European market. Can anyone confirm?
I was hoping for some London Mixture as mine has all but run out, but unfortunately they had none at all. http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...f/DSCN1878.jpg |
Re: Is this Murray's?
I think you answered your own question. The Made in UK stamping is the proof.
Nice find......too bad it's so expensive now. That being said, we all may say this is a great price 5 or 10 years down the road! |
Re: Is this Murray's?
Unfortunately, Murray and Orlic tins look exactly the same (top & bottom). Is there any label on the back?
The only way to tell in the USA is by the label on the back. The Murray Tins have a different import/distributor label than the Orlick tins. |
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Nothing at all on the back. I had an Orlik tin of London Mixture with a back sticker, but nothing on this one. I imagine the Canadian distributor would have different procedures than the U.S. one, but who knows.
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I was always told that the Murray's tins were painted (like the one in the pic) and the Orlic tins have a sticker on the lid that did not cover the edges like the painted tins.
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Re: Is this Murray's?
Thanks for weighing in, guys. Had a bowl yesterday and it was really nice.
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