- TINS
- Baking pans
- Coffee cans
- Coffee holders
- English cans
- Pet food containers
- Containers for some edibles
- Canterbury cans
- Altoids containers
- Coffee and cookie containers
- Baking containers
- Kitchen containers
- Kona containers
- Makeshift pots
- Some recyclables
- Pie holders
- Cookie holders
- Sardine holders
- Metal containers
- StarKist containers
- Metal canisters
- Aluminum containers, ironically
- Baker's dozen, maybe?
- Spam and junk spots
- Where a baker's dozen may come from
- Spam containers
- Cannery row?
- Cans, in the UK
- Sardine containers
- Coventry containers
- Canterbury containers
- Pie pans
- Corn containers, in Cornwall
- Anchovy containers
- Altoids holders
- Muffin pans
- Cookie containers, perhaps
- Containers
- Cookie containers
- Certain containers
- Shallow pans
- Small containers
- Can relatives
- Cannery containers
- Food containers
- Anchovy holders
- Sardine cans
- Kipper holders
- Pie containers
- Pantry array
- Spam holders
- Mint holders
- Mint containers
- Array in a British pantry
- Tea holders
- Biscuit containers
- Pantry items
- Candidates for redemption
- Cans for cookies
- Balm holders
- Lozenge containers
- Sheriff's badge
- Tobacco holders
- Cannery output
- Cans
- Puts a coat on, maybe
- Muffin holders
- Food receptacles.
- Pans.
- Receptacles.
- Cans, in England.
- British cans.
- Food containers in Britain.
- Preserves in cans.
- Cans, in Britain.
- Kitchen canisters.
- Pie plates.
- Preserves.
- Tobacco containers.
- Cane.
- Items in London supermarkets.
- Pans for baking.
- Covers with solder.
- Solders
- Pantry contents
- Canned goods
- Does soldering
- Plating materials
- Cannery items
- Coats with solder
- Lineup in a London supermarket
- Plates for pandowdies
- Preserves, British style
- Sardine packages
- Items in a Londoner's pantry
- Containers for food, in Canberra
- Tunny containers
- Cans, in Canterbury
- Plates in a galley
- Cans, to Londoners
- Cambridge cans
- Chelsea cans
- Grocer's stock in Soho
- Coffee cans, in Cheshire
- Containers in Cumbria
- Packs, as sardines
- Metal food containers
- Old-fashioned containers
- Pantry containers
- Old-fashioned food containers
- Retro candy containers
- Spam is removed from them
- Spam protection items?
- Quaint food containers
- Spice stores?
- Some decorative containers
- Containers for cookies or sewing supplies
- Food preservers
- Spam comes in them
- Tuna holders
- Breath mint containers
- Some antique collectibles
- Some food drive donations
- Spam boxes?
- Christmas-cookie containers
- Coffee containers
- Places for pies
- British pantry containers
- Items in a London pantry
- Coffee containers, often
- Cans, in Liverpool
- Shallow baking pans
- British pantry items
- Many coffee cans
- Sardines containers
- Kippered herring containers
- Shiny containers
- Pantry stock
- Cans in London
- U.K. food cans
- Breath mint buys
- Cannisters
- Some cookie containers
- Muffin makers' pans
- Metallic containers
- Items in a Belfast pantry
- Plates with a metal
- Shelf stuff
- Breath mints buys
- Altoids purchases
- Altoids buys
- Popcorn Factory offerings
- Breath mint holders
- Kippers containers
- Popcorn Factory buys
