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Sun Mar 29 2015 09:06 PM
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My brother found this and gave it to me. The guy he got it from said it was for a service station attendant for the old window towels to go in? I am not sure the part that bugs me is that it has no bottom. Any help would be great. Thanks Scott
Always looking for grizzly gasoline stuff, or any Montana gas and oil stuff.
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Looks like shop trash bin to me.
Oilzum, 1qt Oil Cans, Gas and Oil smalls, Oldsmobile collectables.
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I think its a dirty shop rag bin. Service picked up dirtys and left clean ones along with uniforms and rugs. It didn't need a bottom as they sacked them upon pickup. Or its a trash bin that had a plastic liner.
Last edited by Loyd Pierce; Sun Mar 29 2015 10:05 PM.
*Wanted Pierce Pennant Petroleum*
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Shop bin used for oily/dirty shop rags or general trash. These were and still are used in hospitals/medical offices with liners for medical waste.
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