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Old 26-07-21, 16:51
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...and Willow were a sheet metal manufacturer in Australia, more famous for cake tine and the like. Their emblem was the word 'willow' within an elongated diamond.

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The 'Willow' trademark is also found on the wartime tins of gas detector paint which Aussie disposals were selling years ago, usually dated 1943. Willow made garden watering cans and many other sheet metal products.
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Willow made the paint cans, not the paint, of course.
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