Prince Albert's Cachou, breath fresheners tin. The Victorian tin, a pressed brass container, is dated 1869. Embossed with a crown, Thomas Jackson the maker's signature and the tagline ?Sweetens the Breath ? Freshens the Mouth.? In an advertisement of the time the cachoux are described as, ?Dainty morsels in the form of tiny silver Bullets, which dissolve in the mouth, and surrender to the Breath their hidden fragrance.?
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