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Thu Jul 31 2014 01:56 PM
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This is a seam on one of my cans that I have and I have others like it just wondering what seam this is if it's a transitional or a soldered or ???
Why dose it have the three impressions.
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"Crimped soldered was common from the late 1930's to the 1950's"
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Yep, word for word that's what my book says
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Some can companies did that but not all.
Some were soldered in the seam, some on outer seam, then solder was deleted an only crimped seams were done before CB cans were used.
All cans made today are Welded Seam.
Last edited by Dick Bennett; Thu Jul 31 2014 04:00 PM.
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