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#511774
Thu Feb 06 2014 08:03 PM
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Joined: Oct 2013
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Found this awhile ago I think it's 1940's, my biggest debate is was this an oil or gasoline container? I wish I had the missing cap.  
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Some of that style can have a date embossed on the bottom.
Jim "Oldgas" Potts
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I would think it was an oil can. I am not aware of companies selling gas in cans like that. The rectangle area was probably used to stencil in what grade of oil was in the can
US Air Force Retired, 1981-2007
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Agree with Maxwell. That is an oil can. If not i would expect one of them flexiable hoses.
Quart and Liter can relidding and dent removal services.PM for detail and pricing.
Collecting Mobil and other graphic quart cans.
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