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Old Empty Food Service Tin Cans
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I'm guessing they are similar to or the same as coffee cans.
These cans are real old and real heavy duty.
They have been stored inside of a building.
6 cans per cardboard case.
Roughly 500 to 1,000 cans.
Roughly 50 to 60 years old.
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I haven't looked inside of all the cases but of what I've seen:
The can labels are removed.
The cans have been rinsed out.
Some cans have dents.
Some cases have 5 cans in them.
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The seam on the cans is probably soldered or welded. If it's soldered does the solder contain lead? I don't know. I haven't tested the seams for lead. If it does contain lead then they shouldn't be used for animal feeding or watering.
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Outside tin can measurements:
About 6 15/16 inches tall.
About 6 3/16 inches across bottom.
Outside cardboard case measurements:
About 7 5/16 inches tall.
About 12 9/16 inches deep.
About 18 13/16 inches wide.
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Some of what the case says,
"Standby
THE FAMOUS "PICKED FOR FLAVOR" LINE
6 B-2 NO. 10 CANS
PACKED FOR FINE FOODS, INC, SEATTLE, WN., MINNEAPOLIS, MINN."
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It doesn't matter if you buy 1 can, 50 cans, etc.
There's no minimum quantity limit.
These cans should not be used for food or water for humans or animals.
These cans are sold as is.
I'm open to offers.
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