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I picked this jug at a antique store about 6 months ago. No one there knew anything about it. I've spent hour's on the computer looking !!'I've talked to everyone i know plus I sent a emailed to sinclair corp.I got a email back but thay also could not tell me anything about it....The jug looks to be one gallon. The Sinclair logo is etched into the jug ..Please help if you know anything about it..Thank you.. Lou
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