Prince Albert in a Can: History, Dating & Values of the Tin
The full story of Prince Albert in a can: where the famous red tin came from, how to date yours, what it's worth, and that old prank call joke.

The history behind the tins, jars, barns and kitchen oddities we love, plus how to date, clean and value them.
The full story of Prince Albert in a can: where the famous red tin came from, how to date yours, what it's worth, and that old prank call joke.
Dusty, cloudy, or grimy? Here's how to clean old jars gently, from simple soaks to stubborn residue, plus what to do about cloudy sick glass.
Not every old canning jar is a treasure, but some are. Here are the vintage jars to look for, the colors and marks that matter, and how to spot fakes.
Wear in the wrong places, too-perfect paint and modern screws give fakes away. Here's how to check before you pay antique prices.
Ever wonder why are barns red? The answer is a mix of thrift, chemistry, and tradition. Here's the story behind America's favorite barn color.
From numbers at the front door to half-off Sundays, here's how to shop estate sales with confidence and bring home the best finds.
That little ceramic bird poking out of Grandma's pie had a real job. Here's the history of the pie bird, how to bake with one, and how to collect them.
Ready to go pickin'? Our antique picking tips cover where to hunt, what to bring, how to negotiate, and how to spot the good stuff.
Some old tobacco tins are worth a few dollars and others draw serious bids. Here's how collectors judge type, graphics and condition.
That script logo on your Ball jar is a built-in timeline. Here's how to read it, plus the color, seam and lid clues that narrow down its age.