A vintage rectangular tobacco tin for Dan Patch Cut Plug tobacco, manufactured by the Scotten Dillon Company of Detroit, Michigan. The tin is constructed from lithographed tinplate featuring a bright yellow ground with black and red decorative elements. The lid and the front face display a central red circular graphic depicting the famous pacing horse, Dan Patch, hitched to a sulky with a driver. The typography on the lid includes the brand name Dan Patch and Cut Plug, along with the manufacturer name Scotten Dillon Co. Detroit. The front face features large stylized lettering reading Dan Patch Cut Plug. One side panel is printed with the text Dan Patch Cut Plug Chew or Smoke, while the opposite side features a bordered rectangular area intended for a government tobacco tax stamp. The corners and borders are decorated with red and black geometric Art Nouveau style patterns. The tin features a friction-fit removable lid.