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Item Code: 839-03
Tin is painted red and has a label which reads, “DUPONT SUPERFINE GUNPOWDER, WILMINGTON DELAWARE”. Label has decorative border with images on the corners of a Native American on horseback, a buffalo, a goat and a deer. Original cap is present. Paint has some slight scuffs but overall can is in excellent shape with no dents.
This would make a great item to display with an antique gun.
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