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Old 05-06-2017, 05:08 PM
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Found these 2 little jewels in my great grandfathers shop. Anyone know how old these could be?
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Reminds me of the can design back at "the end"--so early 80's. I believe yours have faded, think it should have been red and white? Could be wrong on that---see whats selling on ebay. CaseIH still sells the No. 1 oil, I think that is the one for diesels. I use the low-ash in my Cadets.
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My guess would be, that they go back to the 1970's.
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Very neat! They will look nice in your shop.
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Thanks for the info guys. They are pretty faded, but they look good on a wall. I think I m just going to say they are priceless demonstrator only oil cans!
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Just glanced on ebay and it appears some were gold, some were red. Lew has some old IH stuff, maybe he has some of those. Regardless, nice stuff to decorate the shop with.
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