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Gas Can
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Gas can, originally painted red. "Gasoline" is printed on side in black, but text is faded. Lid is missing.
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Accession #:
989.23.01
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Gasoline Camp Stove
Description:
The base of this stove is the fuel tank it is semi-cylindrical, green and rusted, made of metal. There is a hole to pour the gas in and a pump to compress it. The tank is green and covered with silt. The upper part is a grill with an element from which the gas is dispersed. There is a regulating knob; the whole thing is dirty and worn.
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Accession #:
987.35.03
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Two Metal Gasoline Cans
Description:
These are two red metal gas cans. The paint has faded/flaked off so the metal shows. Both have "Gasoline" written on them in white paint. They have spouts for pouring as well as a capped hole used to fill the can. Both have handles and are fairly tarnished. This item was used by Peggy's husband Bill Perfitt in D'arcy B.C. and he worked in a fire camp for B.C.F.S. in the 1970-80s.
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Accession #:
016.03.03ab
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Stainless Steel Fire Extinguisher
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A model DC-20a 20lb. stainless steel fire extinguisher, from "General" manufacturers, with a red label. It is for class B&C fires: Gasoline, Oil, Grease, Electrical equipment. It has a grey handle and black hose attached to a brass handle. The item was found on the Perkins brothers lot.
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Accession #:
018.07.06
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