decode can stamping
-
- G-Command Sergeant Major
- Posts: 235
- Joined: Fri Nov 14, 2008 5:38 am
- Location: Central Texas
decode can stamping
I think I know the large stamping but not the smaller ones to the right.
- Bangle 99
- Underwater Explosive Recovery Specialist
- Posts: 1484
- Joined: Fri Jan 19, 2007 9:28 am
- Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
- Contact:
Re: decode can stamping
It’s a Radial Steel can that was never put together until it was by MCC in September of 1952.
James Teel
Retired Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech
SFC OKARNG
Edmond, Oklahoma
MVPA 30889
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
James Teel
Retired Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech
SFC OKARNG
Edmond, Oklahoma
MVPA 30889
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
James Teel
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
-
- G-Command Sergeant Major
- Posts: 235
- Joined: Fri Nov 14, 2008 5:38 am
- Location: Central Texas
Re: decode can stamping
What is MCC. That would be a Korea war area can?
- Bangle 99
- Underwater Explosive Recovery Specialist
- Posts: 1484
- Joined: Fri Jan 19, 2007 9:28 am
- Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
- Contact:
Re: decode can stamping
Midwest Can Company. It was started by a WWII veteran in 1945 and they still make containers today. They’re owned by Argand Partners.
James Teel
Retired Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech
SFC OKARNG
Edmond, Oklahoma
MVPA 30889
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
James Teel
Retired Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech
SFC OKARNG
Edmond, Oklahoma
MVPA 30889
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
James Teel
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
-
- G-Major
- Posts: 923
- Joined: Sat Aug 05, 2006 6:13 pm
- Location: Missouri
Re: decode can stamping
Interesting info!
1943 White M-3 Halftrack, 1944 CCKW 353, 1945 MB, 1944 Bantam T3,
1945 Ben-Hur 1-ton trailer, MVPA 12610, NRA Life Member
1945 Ben-Hur 1-ton trailer, MVPA 12610, NRA Life Member
-
- G-General
- Posts: 16666
- Joined: Fri Jan 17, 2003 3:40 pm
- Location: Fort Myers, Florida
Re: decode can stamping
Just saw a review tonight on the made in USA MCC jerry can. Very well made and good price. I thought metal cans were gone in US when Blitz went out of business.
Stand for the Flag, Kneel for the Cross Psalm 55; 9-11
- Bangle 99
- Underwater Explosive Recovery Specialist
- Posts: 1484
- Joined: Fri Jan 19, 2007 9:28 am
- Location: Edmond, Oklahoma
- Contact:
Re: decode can stamping
Actually, so did I, and USMC (Blitz) was here in Oklahoma.Steve Webb wrote:Just saw a review tonight on the made in USA MCC jerry can. Very well made and good price. I thought metal cans were gone in US when Blitz went out of business.
James Teel
Retired Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech
SFC OKARNG
Edmond, Oklahoma
MVPA 30889
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
James Teel
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
Police Sergeant/Bomb Tech-Ret.
SFC OKARNG-Ret.
Edmond, Oklahoma
'43 Willys MB/ITM jeep
‘42 SS Cars lightweight trailer
<><
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 58 guests