Spittoons were receptacles for spitting into, part of tobacco culture in the late 19th and early 20th century. ... Kinner served in the Coast Guard, worked as a welder at Electric Boat, and doesn’t ...

All told, Kinner, 71, has more than 350 spittoons and chamber pots, more than the Duke Homestead State Historic Site and Tobacco Museum in Durham, N.C., which has one of the few spittoon exhibits ...

The spittoon had the dull sheen of burnished copper, with a wide-open mouth, like a vase for flowers. Chewing tobacco was a habit that Pa had picked up during a lifetime working as a “scooper ...

He found a brass spittoon in an antique shop, took it to the game, showed each team what they would be playing for in the pre-game locker room and handed it over. MSU won that day.

All told, Kinner, 71, has more than 350 spittoons and chamber pots, more than the Duke Homestead State Historic Site and Tobacco Museum in Durham, N.C., which has one of the few spittoon exhibits ...

All told, Kinner, 71, has more than 350 spittoons and chamber pots, more than the Duke Homestead State Historic Site and Tobacco Museum in Durham, N.C., which has one of the few spittoon exhibits ...