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							$150.00 SOLD
						
					
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Item Code: 1054-346
Tin canteen is painted with an image of a spread-winged eagle and wording that reads, “WE DRANK FROM THE SAME CANTEEN / CHICAGO 1900”. Reverse is plain. Original cork remains in spout with braided rope tied through ring.
Measures 5” in circumference. No dents. Paint is chipping in areas. [sl]
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