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USM1 liner
Synthetic canister repainted in olive drab after the war, tw…

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USA USM1 liner Synthetic canister repainted in olive drab after the war, two stripes of gold paint and decals on each side, one of which is USATCI, some damage to the cap, manufacturer's marking on bottom of canister. WW2 and after This liner must have been used again after the war by US University cadets.

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USA USM1 liner Synthetic canister repainted in olive drab after the war, two stripes of gold paint and decals on each side, one of which is USATCI, some damage to the cap, manufacturer's marking on bottom of canister. WW2 and after This liner must have been used again after the war by US University cadets.

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