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    Help Identifying Object

    My son bought this at a gun show this weekend and we would love some help trying to identify it. I put it next to a can so you can see the size of it. My son is starting to collect a few of these kind of things. Thanks.
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    Looks like a can of diced tomatoes, probably post-war production

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skippy View Post
    Looks like a can of diced tomatoes, probably post-war production
    That was my first guess too.

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    At first, I thought it was an old distributor cap....

    Is it made out of some kind of bakelite type material?

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    fuse container?

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    Any markings? It does look like a WWII Germanicon fuze/charge/ordnance container....

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    Lens container?

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    I'm not sure but I think it is some kind of photographic film canister. I have one just like it and I think my dad told me that was what it was.

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    Sold by Princess Auto and others about 30 plus years ago....use unknown, but were Canadianicon military surplus. Suspect they were for film. Still have a few and good for small part storage.

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