Five snuff bottles. All with paper labels complete or near complete. – Charles Aprill

Unembossed HONEY-DEW SCOTCH SNUFF – GOODWIN & BROTHER, NEW YORK, amber paper label dark, near complete. Full of original contents and cork. – Charles Aprill

HONEY-DEW SCOTCH SNUFF – GOODWIN & BROTHER NEW YORK label detail. – Charles Aprill

STEWART’S LOG CABIN SCOTCH SNUFF. Fancy, but unembossed, blue snuff bottle. Bimal, two part mold, full label completely around the bottle, full original contents and original metal closure. – Charles Aprill

STEWART’S LOG CABIN SCOTCH SNUFF label detail – Charles Aprill

MACCOBOY SNUFF, SWEETSER BROTHERS., BOSTON, Mass. – Unembossed, amber 95% label – Charles Aprill

MACCOBOY SNUFF, SWEETSER BROTHERS., BOSTON, Mass. label detail – Charles Aprill

LORILLARD’S MACCOBOY SNUFF, Unembossed light olive, partial label. – Charles Aprill

RAPPEE SNUFF, FIRST QUALITY, EDWD ROOME, NEW YORK, amber snuff jar – Aprill Collection

RAPPEE SNUFF, FIRST QUALITY, EDWD ROOME, NEW YORK snuff jar label detail – Aprill Collection

WASHINGTON MILLS – Early Dip Mold Snuff Jar with original label – American Glass Gallery

“MacCoboy Snuff, manufactured by Albert Sweetser, Saugus, Mass. Warranted good. Caution. The purchaser will confer a great favor by crossing or destroying the label, when the keg or jar is empty. This label doesn’t appear to be as old as the text and illustration seem to indicate, and it probably dates to the 1930s or later. – photo Alan Mays

1870’s Levi Garrett & Sons Tobacco Snuff Bottle – Old West Antiques and Collectibles