This photo was taken on November 28, 2010 using a Nikon D80.
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subgrafik, Pete Zarria, mesmerical, Burger Baroness, and 24 other people added this photo to their favorites.
hello from [deleted] (30 months ago | reply)
very cool!!
Mel's Art & ATCs (30 months ago | reply)
What a GORGEOUS can! I mean really - everything about it is spectacular. That FONT!!! It's to DIE for! :D
Pete Zarria (30 months ago | reply)
Oh, yeah!
Lynne's Lens (30 months ago | reply)
Beautiful! What a great find.
loungelistener (30 months ago | reply)
That's in incredible shape for being from the 1930's.
Silvestrini Arch. Alberto (30 months ago | reply)
aluminium or tin can?
Roadsidepictures (30 months ago | reply)
It's tin.
Harriet1954 (30 months ago | reply)
I loev the graphics on this can!!! (Did they call them graphics back then?)
William 74 (30 months ago | reply)
You've just solved a little mystery for me. Along the Metra's West Line (which goes from Elburn, IL, to Chicago), there's a factory area that the train passes. A smokestack is the most visible thing, and it says "Sprague Warner & Co." on it (in bricks). Actually it says "Prague Warner & Co." because the top part of the stack seems to have been removed. Now I know what they did!