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    Posted 7 years ago

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    Tim1966
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    Earliest known 5 gallon can for Irving Oil.. known as IOKA which stood for Irving Oklahoma which is where K.C. Irving imported his first oils til he could get his own brand Velco licensed for packaging in Canada. This is the holy grail of Irving Oil cans

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    1. Trey Trey, 7 years ago
      Awesome can!!
    2. Trey Trey, 7 years ago
      Welcome to CW!!
    3. Tim1966, 7 years ago
      Thank you
    4. Trey Trey, 7 years ago
      Check out my Standard Oil can from 1876:)

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