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10-07-15, 04:46
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PM me......
Mike.....pm me with what your looking for. I would have them shipped to Calgary. I have some trucks coming here on a large project. I just picked one up at a swap meet last month for $15.00, but that's not to put a knife in your back! Consider them sold.
Cheers.....Robert 
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10-07-15, 06:14
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Uh...you guys know this thread was from 2007, right?
On a side bar about the 4 gallon cans, not all were disposable. We have a pair of 4 gallon cans at the museum that have the regular brass caps on them.
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10-07-15, 06:29
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Damn...
 Missed that Rob. So why did it it pop up again? A little enlightenment please Rob/Hanno. Kind regards.....Robert...... PS: Was in Calgary a couple of weeks ago and picked up 4 nice 25 pounder metal containers at our old friends at Ribtor, plus had a nice visit with Gordon from Crown Surplus. Bofors is still there. Cheers.....Robert
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10-07-15, 09:59
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 Rob, yes sturdier reusable 4-gallon cans did exist - usually stamped B.M.B on the base, but for these reasons they do not qualify for the prestigious 'Flimsy' title!
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10-07-15, 13:31
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Interesting...
I have a tin similar to the flimsy in the shop...but with a pressed metal handle and screw cap....and NO army markings..might do to fill someones tin rack.
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