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Posted 2 years ago
stonesfan1
(375 items)
got this for 5 dollars because the guy was moving and wanted to clean his garage out he also had a milk can for 20 but i just wanted this . he had a lionel train set and old toys from the 50`s i would like some help on the year and what colour it would have been . and what does c s w stand for t y for looking and any help u can give me . oh and did i get it for a good price .
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It looks to be a early 1900's coal fuel oil can . I would guess the csw was where someone marked it to show who it belonged to. The letter apear to not to be uniformed size. It's a nice can and I see them selling in SC for around 25.00 when you see one.
t y very much nascaronmain