This scarce 1930s "Home Comfort" cardboard tobacco tin, measuring 6 1/2" x 5",  is in good condition.  The cardboard has some age related cardboard discoloration.  The tin bottom has some very small creases.  There is a nearly complete tax stamp.  This very attractive red and white tin features a detailed image of a family gathered outside their front door.  The father and grandfather are smoking pipes.  The tobacco was manufactured by Myers Cox Company, American Tobacco Company, Successor, Durham, North Carolina in Factory 1, District, VA.