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Quaker City Type A ATF Oil Can. One quart can and it is full. MFG by Pennsylvania Petroleum Products Co. I found this oil can while clean out some old garage supplies. I have been unable to find any information on the internet about the can or the companies. If any one knows any info or even if the can has any value that would be great. Feel free to comment.
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It's not that old, it has a bar code on it. But if are starting a collection don't get rid of it.
It's Old about 50 Years age established this compny
my grandfather was the owner in kuwait for this brand
he was a close friend to the owner of the company in USA Mr. Harb
we visited them many times in 80's
he was a very kind to us and when he was visited us in Kuwait
Never stayed at hotel >> He lives with us in my father house
we used to put a Master room for him
He passed in 1990 during the invation of Kuwait
then his sun continous his father place
but I know that after he burn the company to take the Insurance
after that we didnt her from him till know
Hopp it was helppful info. for u