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Jerry Can

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Material
METAL / ALLOY - UNKNOWN
Description
A rectangular, five gallon, metal fuel container. Its colour was originally orange but wear and rust have changed it to more of a brown with a few orange spots. Its handle is made of three metal bars and in front of these is a spout. In the spout is a screw-on metal lid attached to the body of the …
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TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR MATERIALS
Sub-Category
MULTIPLE USE OBJECTS
Description
A rectangular, five gallon, metal fuel container. Its colour was originally orange but wear and rust have changed it to more of a brown with a few orange spots. Its handle is made of three metal bars and in front of these is a spout. In the spout is a screw-on metal lid attached to the body of the can with a metal chain. The lid has four small loops of metal around the outside of it. Engraved into both the larger sides of the can is a large X.
Material
METAL / ALLOY - UNKNOWN
Inscriptions
On one large side side, on top of the X, is a "G" and below the X is "US". On the other large side is a "G" above the X.
Height
46
Width
14
Length
32
Units Of Measurement
Centimeters
Accession No.
2011.11.2
Type of Record
Museum Artifact

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