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Posted 2 years ago
GnStrike
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The large (150lb) ansul is stamped on the top as early as the 1940's. I am having a hard time finding the actual value of one as Ansul still makes a new unit of this type.
The second type on the "the General Detroit Corp" base I am finding even less info for. I am not sure if there is antique value for these (I have two) or not either.
I had thought about a restoration but am uncertain anymore. I found these in the rear of a warehouse and am undecided about what to do.
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