Two are for Hiawatha. First is rectangular 2.75x4.75x2" deep with lid and front and back panel art of Native American holding long bow. Made by Daniel Scotten & Co. Michigan. Second Hiawatha tin is 8" diameter 2" deep with lid art of Native American holding bow with somewhat similar design to first tin but different art. Made by Continental Tobacco Company Successor to Daniel Scotten, Detroit, Mich. Third tin is 6.5" diameter 1.5" deep for “Ojibwa Dark Fine Cut Tobacco” made by Scotten Dillon Co. Detroit, Mich. Lid has art of Native American holding tobacco leaves standing next to river. Two round tins have small hole punches in lids, though not that offensive. All three have scattered lt. wear. Overall Fine. Nice graphics.