I need information on a smoking tobacco tin can made by Fleming-Halls
Tobacco Company., Inc. which was in located in New York.

Description:
The can is two inches by two inches by two and 1/2 inches square. It
was made in Factory No. T100 First District of New York.

Front of can:
Fleming-Hall's Antique "Ye Old Tyme" Mixture
There is a cartoon like picture of a man sitting in front of a
fireplace with a long smoking tobacco pipe. There are two pots hanging
above the fireplace.
The words on the fron bottom say Mild and Mellow. In between the words
is a shield with the words F and H.
The words Fleming-Hall Tobacco.,Inc New York, N.Y. follow.

Back of can:
The logo on the back of the can has a shield with the words F and H on
it.

Top of can: 
Same logo as front of can.

The IRS label which was on the side of the can as a seal is a dark
greenish-blue with the following words on it:
Act of Feb.23.1926
U.S. Inter Rev.
One and one quarter
Bureau of Engraving and printing
Is this a rare collectible item? Or common? Rough price range?
Thanks,
Darhoz.