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Old 28-09-10, 19:11
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Hi Derk, you're right, they are a little rare! There is a heavy duty version which has survived in greater numbers. These have a proper screw cap and are stamped WD and dated underneath. I have found two of these in my skip over the years!
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Old 28-09-10, 22:05
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See this thread if you are interested in POL cans and flimsies.

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