I have been holding onto this item for many years now and only been able to find one other like it on the web and its located in the Power House Museum in Australia.

This unopened tin of tea formed part of the supplies taken on the ship 'Discovery' during Captain Robert Falcon Scott's British National Antarctic Expedition of 1901-1904.

The label stuck onto the top of the tin reads, from what I can make of it

“X”=Unknown Text

XXX XXX XXXhas been Specially XXXcted and Packed by TOWER TEA Ltd. for the National Antarctic Expedition 1901.

This tin is hermetically sealed. To open raise this paper and cut round the circle with penknife or and sharp tool.

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I think the poster itself is a print and I have no way of knowing anything about the signatures.  There is a stray mark around Lennon's signature.  Just want to know what it's worth.  It's priceless to me.  FYI: The pictures don't do it justice.  They are too dark.

I looked at this art with a 10X loop and can see that it is paint on what appears to be artist felt paper on both pieces. I removed the art form the mat and frame because it was turning the back of the artwork acidy. The signature look a little different and are placed differently on the painting. One is dated and has a symbol with the signature. I would like to know who is the artist and is this art authentic? What is the value? Thank you for any info. regarding this art.

The coin was about to be put into a drink machine when I talked the person into swapping it for a 'regular' dime.  I wasn't sure if it was worth anything (other than 10 cents), but I had to know.  Now, I have to know.  Thanks!

This is copyrighted 1862 by NAPCO   Bedford, Ohio  and aigned Via ppia with a serial # A5498