Type 7 - Cardboard Tube
Cardboard Tube
The Type 7 can is made completely out of cardboard including the top and bottom. A paper label identifying the balls covers the can. This type was made around the time of World War II when there was a shortage of metal. A string was used to tear the paper label from around the top for opening, much like the metal key wind strip found on metal cans of the period.
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Goldsmith – P. Goldsmith Sons Inc, Tournament
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J. C. Higgins, Championship
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Montgomery Ward, Championship
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Munro Sports Inc., Master
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Pennsylvania Rubber Company, Championship
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Pennsylvania Rubber Company, Championship
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Pope and Smith Ltd., Tournament
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The Draper-Maynard Co, Tournament
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VEB Gummiwerke, Kobold
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Wilson Sporting Goods Co., Championship
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