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Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???


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Looks like 105mm tank or howitzer shell storage containers.

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Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???



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"Wayne Mak" makowicki wrote in message
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Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???

Looks like a container for either an artillery round or the powder charge

for the German equivalent of a 4" gun.

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"Wayne Mak" makowicki wrote:

Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???



Idunno about having a use for it/them, but it does look like it would be
something you'd store, ferinstance, flares, in on a lifeboat or similar.
I'd bet on them being watertight (assuming any seals are present and
undamaged) but wouldn't count on airtight.

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On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 08:38:51 -0400, "Wayne Mak" makowicki wrote:

Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???

They look like mortar round storage cans.

They ought to be great for welding rod.

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Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???


I want to say they're mortar cans. Must be good for keeping belongings
watertight. Wonder what they're doing in a shed in CT.

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On 11 Aug 2004 18:29:43 GMT, (GTO69RA4) wrote:

Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???


I want to say they're mortar cans. Must be good for keeping belongings
watertight. Wonder what they're doing in a shed in CT.

GTO(John)


Probably the same as my dozen or so. Filled with welding rod of
various types. If Grant ever manages to get me the ones he scrounged
up..Ill need more.

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"Wayne Mak" makowicki wrote in message
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Ok I found a free snow blower big old simplicity and in the shed was these
things. they look like some sort of German air tight containers.
www.motherearthrecycling.net/what/what.htm
so I grabbed them. Anyone have a use???


I guess that depends on whats already inside...



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