SCOTLAND
Scotland is most famous for its "Shortbread" which is a cookie primarily made of flour, sugar, and butter. (Below are just a few of the many Scottish food tins for the Tins of Taste Museum.) (TTM)
NOTE: Companies are listed alphabetically.
Campbells; various Exports to the U.S.; Ian Logan (of London); Mrs. Bridges; Simmers; Stewart's; Walkers
Campbells (Scottish Shortbread)
Exported tins to a U. S. company
Ian Logan (a London Company which produced tins)
Ian Logan was part of a textile design company beginning in the early 1960s & graduated onto "tin" in the 1970s. Then for 25 years beginning in the mid-1970s, he created "buildings" of various sizes and shapes illustrated by many designers. His interest began by reflecting life in the early 1800s and he gradually had commissions for the current-day, well-known stores throughout Britain, and some museums worldwide. On the bottom of some of his tins, it says they were made in Scotland.
The following is the only active website I've found with a story & some of his tins.
https://cargocollective.com/ian-logan-design-tins/About-Ian-Logan-Design-Tins
Mrs. Bridges (Marmalade)
Simmers
Stewart's (Scottish Shortbread)
Walkers (Scottish Shortbread)
