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Henry
 
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Default Twinings Tins

Hello all,

I never knew this group existed before, but anyway, I'm here now. A quick
question on the side of tea, does anyone collect those Twinings tins? Also
this is more applicable to everyone who buys Twinings, do you guys have mint
tins? it seems that everytime I buy one, there's some inny mini tiny chip
somewhere or scuff.....guess nothing is perfect.

Also anyone here in Canada can recommend me where I can find a brown betty
teapot?


 
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