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Miscellaneous Forums => 'round the pot-bellied stove => Topic started by: RG8800 on December 22, 2007, 07:10:25 PM
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Was cleaning and sorting some of the stuff in an old building on the farm today. The coons invaded it last summer and damaged the roof so I am moving the more valuable stuff to a newer shed. Funny how a person forgets what they own after a few years. I found these old oil cans. One a Buffalo separator oil can, made in Canada. The other is a Gargoyle mobiloil can in pretty fair shape for its age. Label on the side states it is specially for Ford cars. Plus a few good condition Gulf oil quart cans. Definitely worth saving I'd say. :)
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Ralph;
Yes, I would imagine they are worth saving. See folks at the swap meets with some of these old cans, both empty and full. They have a dear price on them.
Remember Veedol oil? See some of them for sale around here.
When I moved here, I probably had 2 truckloads of miscelleneous auction dollar box items. Many as yet unidentified. Have a peck fruit box full of rope seal removal and installation tools of all sizes. Have another half box of antique wrenches.
Funny how these items accumulate when you buy a box with 1 or 2 items you can use. Can't get rid of them, may be just what I need someday... Gene