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zoomed in phoeo of dark loose leaf tea on blue and yellow plate
shiny gold tea bag with snake label sitting on white counter

Colonial Bohea - Tea by the Pound

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5 glass tubes filled with approx. 9-15g of loose tea each on wooden holder
5 glass tubes filled with approx. 9-15g of loose tea each on wooden holder

Teas of the Boston Tea Party

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black tea tin with snake graphic on label, blue background
single black tea tin with brewing instructions against a blue background

Colonial Bohea Loose Tea Tin

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black tea tin with snake graphic on label, blue background
black tea tin with brewing instructions on label, blue background

Colonial Bohea Teabags Tea Tin

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zoom in photo of cogou loose leaf tea on blue and yellow plate

Congou - Tea by the Pound

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Congou Loose Tea Tin
single black tea tin with brewing instructions against a blue background

Congou Loose Tea Tin

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black tea tin against blue backdrop
brewing instructions on back side of black tea tin

Lapsang Souchong Loose Tea Tin

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Lapsang Souchong - Tea by the Pound

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black tea tin with OP snake label and white backdrop
Boston Tea Party imagery on black tea tin with white backdrop

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Colonial Bohea Teabags Commemorative Tin

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4oz loose tea, sealed in matte black signature tea tin against blue background
brewing instructions backside of black tea tin with blue background

Young Hyson Loose Tea Tin

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Green tea made from young leaves that are thinly rolled to have a long, twisted appearance that unfurls when brewed
Green tea made from young leaves that are thinly rolled to have a long, twisted appearance that unfurls when brewed

Young Hyson - Tea by the Pound

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black tea tin with snake graphic and scattered loose leaf tin on kitchen plate
close up view of black loose leaf tea on white counter

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Colonial Bohea Loose Tea Commemorative Tin

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black tea tin against blue background
brewing instructions against blue background

Lapsang Souchong Teabags Tea Tin

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black tea tin with photo from early america people and blue backdrop
brewing instructions on backside of black tea tin with blue backdrop

Congou Teabags Tea Tin

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3oz loose tea, sealed in matte black signature tea tin
3oz loose tea, sealed in matte black signature tea tin

Singlo Loose Tea Tin

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20 Pyramid style teabags sealed in matte black signature tea tin.
20 Pyramid style teabags sealed in matte black signature tea tin.

Young Hyson Teabags Tea Tin

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(5) glass tubes filled with approximately 9-15g loose tea each. 1 Lapsang Souchong, 1 Bohea, 1 Caravan, 1 Scottish Breakfast, 1 Whiskey Rebellion on wooden block
(5) glass tubes filled with approximately 9-15g loose tea each. 1 Lapsang Souchong, 1 Bohea, 1 Caravan, 1 Scottish Breakfast, 1 Whiskey Rebellion on wooden block in brown package

Smoky Tea Collection

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black tea tin with O.P. label on white counter
backside of tea tin with boston tea party graphic on white plate

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Congou Teabags Commemorative Tin

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Tin of Oliver Pluff Congou Tea with tea sprinkled in front of it on white backgrounds
Congou loose tea on a white plate

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Congou Loose Tea Commemorative Tin

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Green tea leaves on wooden table

Singlo - Tea by the Pound

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black tea tin with graphic from boston tea party on white counter
side view of black tea tin with graphic from boston tea party on white counter

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Young Hyson Teabags Commemorative Tin

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black tea tin with OP label on white counter

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Lapsang Souchong Teabags Commemorative Tin

$15.75

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black tea tin with graphic from boston tea party with loose leaf tea sprinkled in front on white plate
close up view of loose leaf tea sprinkled in front of black tea tin on white counter

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Young Hyson Loose Tea Commemorative Tin

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black tea tin with looseleaf lapsang tea sprinkled in front on white plate
close up view of loose leaf lapsong tea on white plate

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Lapsang Souchong Loose Tea Commemorative Tin

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20 pyramid style teabags sealed in matte black signature tea tin
20 pyramid style teabags sealed in matte black signature tea tin

Singlo Teabags Tea Tin

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black tea tin with looseleaf green tea leaves sprinkled in front on white plate
close view of looseleaf green tea leaves on white plate

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Singlo Loose Tea Commemorative Tin

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black tea tin with graphic from boston tea party on white plate
back view of black tea tin with graphic from boston tea party on white plate

250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party Singlo Teabags Commemorative Tin

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shiny black tea pouch bag with old timey woman with a hat and umbrella on label against a blue backdrop
shiny silver tea pouch bag with old timey woman with a hat and umbrella on label against a blue backdrop

Countess Grey- Tea by the Pound

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shiny black tea pouch bag with orange rectangle on label against a blue backdrop
shiny white tea pouch bag with orange rectangle on label against a blue backdrop

Cacao Chai- Tea by the Pound

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Teas of the Boston Tea Party

SAMUEL PECK was a cooper, and in 1789 did business at Hallowell's ship-yard, near the foot of Milk Street. He was a prominent Son of Liberty, also a leading and influential member of the North End Caucus. He was one of the guard on the "Dartmouth," on the night of November 30, 1773, and on the morning following the destruction of the tea, his apprentices noticed traces of red paint behind his ears. He was thought to have been one of the leaders in the affair. He joined the Masonic Lodge of St. Andrew in 1756.

JOHN RUSSELL was by trade a mason, and died in Boston, in 1778. His son, the well-known journalist, Colonel Benjamin Russell, though only a school-boy at the time, remembered seeing, through the window of the wood-house, his father and Mr. Thomas Moore, his neighbor, besmearing each other's faces with lampblack and red ochre.

JOSEPH PEARSE PALMER was the only son of General Joseph Palmer, a prominent actor in the Revolutionary drama in Massachusetts, and Mary, the sister of Judge Richard Cranch, who resided in that part of Braintree called Germantown. Before the war he dealt in West India goods and hardware, at the town dock. Of his share in the tea party his widow says: "One evening, about ten o'clock, hearing the gate and door open, I opened the parlor door, and there stood three stout-looking Indians. I screamed, and should have fainted, but recognized my husband's voice saying, 'Don't be frightened, Betty, it is I. We have only been making a little salt-water tea.' His two companions were Foster Condy and Stephen Bruce. Soon after this, Secretary Flucker called upon my husband, and said to him, 'Joe, you are so obnoxious to the British Government, that you had better leave town.' Accordingly we left town, and went to live in part of my father's house, in Watertown." During the war, Mr. Palmer served in Boston and in Rhode Island, first as brigade major, and next as quartermaster-general. Soon after his father's death, in 1788, he went to Vermont, with Colonel Keith, to examine the facilities for establishing themselves in some branch of the iron business. Shortly after he reached Windsor he lost his life, having accidentally fallen from a bridge, then erecting over the Connecticut. He left a numerous family. His daughter, Mary, married Royal Tyler, of Vt. Member Massachusetts Lodge, 1773.

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