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This is VERY RARE... maybe three or four on planet earth! The Display is Cardboard so Unlike Metal Signs Not Many Survived. The Oil Can Was Produced In a Very Short Run. Made Of Cardboard in the 1940's Due to the Shortage of Metal During World War Two.
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