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$5.99 Shipping Condition: Used Location: Virginia, United States See photos. 2 1/2" X 2 1/4" X 1 1/2" tall. This would make a Great addition to any collection.
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$6.25 Shipping Location: Montrose, United States Tan paint with brown lettering and around edges.
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$6.30 Shipping Location: Sleepy Eye, United States Dark Brown Round Hercules Powder Company 100 No. 6 Blasting Caps Tin-Mining Please view all pics for condition. Shows wear from being used and from storage. ... moreSurfaces have some scuffs, and scratches. Tin is empty, and contains no contents. Has some paint loss. Tin still has nice colors, and graphics. Overall displays well! I have many more items listed, and I am able to combine shipping on most items. Measures: 2 3/4” Diameter x 1 3/4” Tall If you have any questions feel free to ask.
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Free Shipping Location: Cabot, United States The product is an Atlas Blasting Caps Tin No. 6 containing 100 caps, manufactured in Wilmington, Delaware before 1930. This item is classified under the ... morecategories of Antiques, Science & Medicine (Pre-1930), and Mining. Blasting caps were commonly used in mining and demolition industries for initiating explosions. The tin likely served as a container for storing and transporting the caps, showcasing its historical significance in the field of explosives and mining operations.
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$13.10 Shipping Location: Placerville, United States Vintage Blasting Cap tin 100 no 6 farm fresh nice display piece
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$7.96 Shipping Location: Cumberland, United States Don't let this item slip away! We pride ourselves in trying to locate and bring to market The most rare and unique pieces we can find.
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Du Pont No. 6 Blasting Caps Tin Box Dupont expolsives empty
2 1/8 x 2 5/8 x 1 5/8” in size. Originally held 100 No. 6 caps. E. I. DuPont De Nemours& Company. Wilmington. Del. U.S.A. Has scratches and wear. Old tin good condition.
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VINTAGE ANTIQUE MINING EQUIPMENT BLASTING CAPS TIN CONTAINER CALIFORNIA CAP CO.
ANTIQUE CALIFORNIA CAP Co. BLASTING CAP TIN CONTAINER c1906 Awesome display appeal Integrity is SOLID single dent on lower right edge of top Cap is stationary approx. 1 7/8" x 2 3/4" CALIFORNIA CAP CO- The common blasting cap evolved through the necessity of having a stronger initiating agent for nitroglycerine and high explosives than the black powder fuse which acted merely by flame. Nobel’s 1867 patent for the blasting cap was a copper shell filled with fulminate of mercury. This is essentially still the blasting cap of today. Except that later, 10% of potassium chlorate was added to the fulminate via an 1869 patent by Tal Shaffner(patent No. 98,428) The initial detonation by means of the fulminate cap of firing nitroglycerine and dynamite was of immense importance and made the use of high explosives for blasting practical. The ... morefirst common blasting caps used in America were imported from Germany. Dependence on a foreign source for caps was deemed unsatisfactory, especially on the west coast, and as a result, the first American manufacturer of blasting caps was started about 1877 by William Oliver and Freeborn Fletter. Together they built a small cap factory near Stege, CA and incorporated their business as the California Cap Company in April 1880. Fletter died in 1899 and Oliver in 1918. Following Oliver’s death, his son Roland Oliver succeeded him as president. The California Cap Company became the major supplier of blasting caps for the western U.S. for many years. It’s interesting to note that William Oliver while founding the California Cap Company also became interested in tonite, a mixture of 52.5% guncotton and 47.5% barium nitrate, which was imported from England where it was made by the Cotton Powder Company. Tonite was a competitor to dynamite, claiming to be safer, cheaper, produced less fumes and was very stable in extreme heat and cold. A group led by Oliver made arrangements with the Cotton Powder Company to build a plant in the U.S. The Tonite Powder Company was incorporated in Califo
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"Blasting Caps Dangerous" Metal Tin - (California Cap Co Mining Antique 20s-30s)
Up for bidding is a blasting caps tin. In a design used by the California Cap Company, circa 1920s-40s. Description: The tin measures about 2.75" in diameter. Condition: Rust. Some denting to the bottom edge. Please examine the photographs for further details and qualities. Thanks for looking! MINING AUCTION. ENDING SUNDAY, JULY 7. CHECK OUT OUR OTHER AUCTION LISTINGS THIS WEEK! Shipping Information: All items will be packed safely and securely. YES. WE CAN COMBINE SHIPPING! $3.00 shipping to anywhere in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. $7.50 shipping to Canada. International buyers. Please contact me for details prior to bidding if interested in this item. Insurance available upon request. We strive for complete satisfaction of all customers and will take returns within 3 days; coins must not be removed from holders. Buyers. Please send payment ... morewithin 48 hours. All items will be mailed within 1 day of payment(Monday-Friday)
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DuPont Blasting Caps Metal Tin - No. 6 - Mining Antique 1900s-1910s (Du Pont)
Up for bidding is a blasting caps tin from DuPont. Circa 1900s-1910s. Description: The tin measures about 2.5" x 2.25" in diameter. There is some original packing material left inside. Condition: Normal wear& aging. Some paint missing near the bottom on all sides. Please examine the photographs for further details and qualities. Thanks for looking! MINING AUCTION. ENDING SUNDAY, JULY 7. CHECK OUT OUR OTHER AUCTION LISTINGS THIS WEEK! Shipping Information: All items will be packed safely and securely. YES. WE CAN COMBINE SHIPPING! $3.00 shipping to anywhere in the U.S. and Puerto Rico. $7.50 shipping to Canada. International buyers. Please contact me for details prior to bidding if interested in this item. Insurance available upon request. We strive for complete satisfaction of all customers and will take returns within 3 days; ... morecoins must not be removed from holders. Buyers. Please send payment within 48 hours. All items will be mailed within 1 day of payment(Monday-Friday) 260.RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fvo%7B%3Dd70f%2B%3E260-13f99c07911-0x104-
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DuPont Blasting Caps No.6 Metal Tin...NO RESERVE.!!!!!
Up for Bid: Vintage DuPont Blasting Cap Tin(2.5in.x 2.0in.x 1.5in.In Good Condition with some general overall wear.Also the top lid is faded.SELLING WITH NO RESERVE.
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NICE 1920's DOMINION CARTRIDGE BLASTING CAPS TIN MONTREAL CANADA BEAVER SIGN TNT
THIS BOX IS EMPTY AND DO NOT CONTAIN ANY OF THE ORIGINAL CONTENT* EXCELLENT CONDITION TIN BOX.PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING.I CAN SEND MANY MORE PICTURES IF NEEDED IN HIGH DEFINITION.BUYER PAYS SHIPPING OF $8.50 TO NORTH AMERICA.AIRMAIL SHIPPING TO THE UK.EUROPE,ASIA,AUSTRALIA& N-Z IS $14.50.NO SHIPPING TO ITALY* DECOY Canadian residents must pay applicable taxes: Québec: GST(5% + PST(9.5% = 14.975% Ontario. New-Brunswick, Newfoundland: 13% Nova Scotia: 15% Other canadian provinces(AB. BC,SK, MB, PEI. NT, NU, YT) only GST( 5% Tax numbers available upon request
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Circa 1890’s German blasting cap tin - Sellier & Bellot - 100 triple force caps
Circa 1890’s German blasting cap tin- Sellier& Bellot- 100 triple force caps. Sellier& Bellot. Circa 1890’s blasting cap tin. Empty blasting cap tin from Sellier& Bellot. Manufacturer of ammunition, blasting caps, and percussion caps founded in 1825 in Prague. Formerly held 100 caps of No. 3 strength. Paper label on lid with text in German: 100 Stück Zündhütchen Triples von( Qualität für Sprengstoffe. Second paper label wrapped around side of tin mentions several locations including Schönebeck(Preussen) Riga(Russia) and Prag. Referring to Sellier& Bellot’s plants in Prague(then Austria-Hungary, now Czech Republic) Riga(then Russia, now Latvia) and Schönebeck(then German State of Prussia, now Germany) Known to be a blasting cap tin(as opposed to a percussion cap tin) based on mention of Sprengstoffe(explosives) ... moreand the crossed hammer logo on the lid label. Since text is in German. Most likely produced at Schönebeck, which was, at the time, close to a major mining area in the Erzgebirge region. Dates from somewhere between 1884(when the Riga plant was opened) to 1917(when Riga became capital of Latvia) This tin is shown in the Addenum section of Andy Martin’s Blasting Cap Tin Catalog(page 92) Condition: Labels have darkened with age and are lifting at edges. About 90% of lid label remains. And about 40% of side label. Tin has surface rust but no significant dents. Interior clean and shiny with original paper and cloth inserts. Dimensions: 6.8 by 5.8 centimeter footprint. 2.9 centimeters in height.
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Antique 1880's California Cap Company 2-Piece Blasting Caps Tin - Clean & Rare!
Antique California Cap Company 2-Piece Blasting Caps Tin Circa 1880's and measuring 2-3/4" in diameter x 1-1/2" tall. The first American manufacture of blasting caps was started around 1877 by William Oliver and Freeborn Fletter. Together they built a small blasting cap factory near Stege. California and incorporated their business as the"California Cap Company" in April 1880. In 1906 they relocated to San Francisco where they continued until ceasing production in the 1940's. This is a very nice and uncommon specimen with no notable damage. A clean interior and perfect for display! This hard to find tin came from a mining collection in western Montana and will be a terrific addition. Or beginning to your collection! Please note that payment through PayPal is required immediately when the"Buy It Now" option ... moreis utilized. If you have any questions. Please do not hesitate to ask. Be sure to check out our other offerings. As more collectible, unusual, hard to find, vintage and antique items from the Bitterroot will be added routinely throughout the weeks ahead. Thank you for looking and for your interest!
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ILLINOIS BLASTING CAPS 100-NO. 6 RED POWDER ST LOUIS, MO. TIN BOX
READ POSTAGE REQUIREMENTS BELOW BEFORE PAYING. ILLINOIS BLASTING CAPS 100 NO. 6 TIN BOX Presenting this FABULOUS ILLINOIS BLASTING CAPS TIN that is in in Good Primitive used condition. As you may be able to see in the photos with crazing on the top of tin. This WONDERFUL TIN shows has its original cardboard inside. Great coloring around the sides& back& some darking of color on top along with the crazing and measures 2" tall by 2 5/8" long by 2 1/4" deep. W hat a FANTASTIC EARLY BLASTING TIN to add to your Collecti ng Pl e asures. Postage in USA is $5.50. Watch for my other items up for sale on ebay this week and in my Ebay Store& will combine shipping cost. IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS OR NEED MORE PHOTOS. JUST GET A HOLD OF ME THROUGH EBAY MESSAGES. If payment is not here in 10 days. I dont send out reminders, ... morefor I dont have time for that. An ebay dispute will be send& it will be relisted. ONLY PAYPAL for payment. We examine everything and describe to our best ability and knowledge. We are not experts. We are selling antiques& something we see as‘normal aging’ Someone else may see as a flaw. It is not possible to point out every detail on every item. If you are unclear about quality, age or condition of any of our items. PLEASE ASK QUESTION BEFORE BUYING. We have bought and sold Antiques for 29 years. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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Vtg 100 #6 DuPont Blasting Caps Orange Tin Box Wilmington, DE c1930s
Vtg 100#6 DuPont Blasting Caps Orange Tin Box Wilmington. DE c1930s Description: This is a vintage DuPont#6 orange blasting caps tin box dating. I would guess, to the 1930s or 40s. Warning about miss handling are printed on every side: don't shoot into caps' attach caps to fuse with a cap crimper not with knife or teeth' don't carry caps loose in pocket' and more. The tin is in very good as found condition with edge wear. It measures 2 1/2 x 2 1/4 x 1 3/4 inches tall. Auctions can be combined to save on shipping Thanks for looking. Payment: I appreciate your interest in my auctions. Please make your payment within 5 days of the auction's end. Contact me for my mailing address if you want to pay by some means other than paypal. When items are to be shipped by first class mail. Buyers in Canada should wait for a revised ... moreinvoice before sending payment. First class shipping to Canada cots about the same as first class shipping in the U.S. Shipping: I usually ship every day of the week except Saturday. I try to ship your item the same day or the day after I receive your payment. Most paper items will be shipped flat in an envelope sandwiched between two pieces of cardboard. Small items going first class will be shipped in a small sturdy box wrapped in heavy paper. For U.S. buyers your items will be sent with delivery confirmation at no extra cost to you and you will be notified when your item is sent. I gladly combine auctions to save on shipping whenever possible. About Us: I offer a mix of Buy-It-Now and regular 7-day auction. The 7-day auctions end on Friday. Saturday or Sunday night. New auctions will also be listed starting at 10 p.m. EST on those nights. I try to come up fresh auctions every weekend so please put me on your favorite sellers list and come back often.
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Antique CALIFORNIA CAP COMPANY Nevada Silver MIne Blasting Caps Tin Lid Cover
For auction is this very old and cool looking. Antique, Lion embossed, California Cap Company, blasting cap tin lid cover. I found this tin cover when I was treasure hunting and exploring deep, deep, inside an old abandoned silver mine in the mountains of Nevada over 35 years ago. Today, when I look back on what I did then, it scares the heck out of me to think about how dangerously stupid it was to have even gone into the old abandoned mine in the first place much less as deep as I did. Oh well, in the end, I lived and did end up finding this neat blasting cap tin cover along with an old empty wooden dynamite crate, an oil lantern, a broken pick ax, a bone handled knife and several rail spikes. Of course none of it worth losing your life over; but nevertheless nice to have in your collection. The tin's cover is made of pressed"tin" ... moreand its center is embossed with a full-mane. Standing male lion. Underneath the poised lion are the embossed words"CALIFORNIA CAP COMPANY" I did some internet research on the company and discovered that there were two variations of their lid. Of the two versions, this particular style tin cover is the earlier of the two. To that end, I believe this tin dates back to the 1890's and possibly into the very early 1900's. The other design variation is embossed with a lion standing on his rear haunches and the words"SAN FRANCISCO" underneath the image and the company name"CALIFORNIA CAP COMPANY" embossed above the lion. For your further consideration, I copied the below brief history from the internet and am including it with this items description. The first American manufacture of blasting caps was started about 1877 by William Oliver and Freeborn Fletter. Together they built a small cap factory near Stege. CA and incorporated their business as the"California Cap Company" in April 1880. Fletter died in 1899 and Oliver in 1918. Following Oliver’s death, his son Roland Oliver succeeded him as president of the company. The Califor
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Vtg 100 #6 Atlas Blasting Caps Orange Tin Box Wilmington, DE c1930s
UP FOR AUCTION IS A VINTAGE ATLAS BLASTING CAP TIN BOX. 100#6 WILMINGTON DE;AWARE. IN GOOD SHAPE. GOOD ORIGINAL ORANGE COLOR. ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING. SIZE IS 2 1/2 BY 2 1/8 BY 1 1/2.
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ANTIQUE M.C. MFG. WORKS BROWN NO. 7 BLASTING CAPS TIN BOX
ANTIQUE M.C. MFG. WORKS BROWN NO. 7 BLASTING CAPS TIN; measures 2-3/4" x 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" approximate) Case is in good condition with lots of surface wear/scratches/scuffs. Etc. please see photos for details Comes from a smoke-free environment Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE
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ANTIQUE VINTAGE TROJAN BLASTING CAPS TIN,ADVERTISING EXPLOSIVES
ANTIQUE VINTAGE TROJAN BLASTING CAPS TIN.NO. 7 CAPS.QTY. 25. GOOD CONDITION. SOME WEAR AND MINOR SCRATCHES-SEE ALL THE PICS.MEASURES 1 1/2' LONG X 1 1/8' WIDE X 2' TALL.THE TROJAN POWDER CO. ALLENTOWN AND CALIFORNIA.NO RUST INSIDE OR OUT. COMBINED SHIPPING IS FINE. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK! SEE MY OTHER WEB SITE ITEMS. SEE MORE OF MY ITEMS ON EBAY AT; antiques_jerry2 i don't ship in boxes smaller than 4x4x4. Items get lost, i need to put shipping lables on the box.
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Vintage Blasting Caps Tin, California Cap Co, Lion Embossed on Top
Vintage Blasting Caps Tin. California Cap Co, Lion Embossed on Top. Size: 2.75' in diameter x 1.5' deep Color: Rust. Green Patina Condition: No dents some corrosion. A lot of rust, condition on inside is good. Please see the pictures as they tell the whole story. Please ask questions before bidding. I prefer Paypal for payment and expect payments to be made within 48 hours of purchase. California residents pay 8% sales tax. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
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ANTIQUE M.C. MFG. CO New York Silver Cross BLASTING CAPS TIN BOX Early 1900's
An item found in the estate of our parents. This auction is for an early 1900's tin box that is marked M.C. M'F'G. CO. New York on the bottom of the tin. It also is marked Established 1876 Silver Medal and Silver Cross Trade Mark. It tin has no lid and is rusty. It measures 2 1/2" X 2 1/8" X 1 7/32" We believed it had contained blasting caps. We found the following information online. If we had found the lid. It would match the following description perfectly. Because of the Co. designation, we believe that this tin dates to before the Dupont sale which makes this box pre-1907. A really nice little piece of history. Please see pictures for further details and thanks for looking. MCMfgCo Silver Medal Bottom | SILVER MEDAL 100 PRIMERS- SILVER MEDAL 100 PRIMERS. XXXX, M.C.M’F’G CO. NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1876 with SILVER ... moreCROSS TRADEMARK and tabbed embossed base, painted black with yellowish gold letters, 1 ¼ x 2 1/8 x 2 ½ box(While the California Cap Company was starting up in the west, another company named the Metallic Cap Manufacturing Company was being formed in the east. H. S. Chapman and his brother-in-law Frank K. Brewster incorporated the company in 1879 and started producing blasting caps on the Brewster farm near Suffield, Connecticut. Three years later an explosion and fire destroyed the plant and a new plant was built near Bethayres, Pennsylvania and a fulminate factory was built at Prescott, Ontario. In 1890 the Bethayres plant was also destroyed by an explosion and a new site near Pompton Lakes, New Jersey was selected for a plant. The Metallic Cap Manufacturing Company, like the California Cap Company in the west, dominated the blasting cap market in the east. In 1907, the company and its Pompton Lakes plant were sold to the Dupont Company which continued to operate the plant until the late 1960s. It’s interesting to note that after the sale to Dupont, tins were marked Metallic Cap Mfg. Works. Prior to that, they were marked Metallic Cap Mfg. Co. See Van Gelder and S
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California Cap Company Blasting Caps Lion Tin Antique Collectible Mining & Ammo
ANTIQUE BLASTING CAPS METAL TIN ~ EMBOSSED STANDING LION CALIFORNIA CAP COMPANY GREAT GIFT FOR THE MINING OR AMMUNITIONS COLLECTOR Early 1900's California Cap Company tin container for blasting caps(dynamite) Standing Maned Lion embossed in the top of the lid Vintage Blasting Caps Tin. Measures: 2.75' diameter x 1.5' deep. Color: Brown Patina. Condition: Good condition ~ No dents ~ chip on bottom edge. Have not opened tin in some time. Bottom reads: BLASTING CAPS DANGEROUS. ABOUT CALIFORNIA CAP COMPANY The first American manufacture of blasting caps was started about 1877 by William Oliver and Freeborn Fletter. Together they built a small cap factory near Stege. CA and incorporated their business as the California Cap Company in April 1880. Fletter died in 1899 and Oliver in 1918. Following Oliver’s death, his son Roland Oliver ... moresucceeded him as president. The California Cap Company became the major supplier of blasting caps for the western U.S. for many years. It’s interesting to note that William Oliver while founding the California Cap Company also became interested in tonite, a mixture of 52.5% guncotton and 47.5% barium nitrate, which was imported from England where it was made by the Cotton Powder Company. Tonite was a competitor to dynamite, claiming to be safer, cheaper, produced less fumes and was very stable in extreme heat and cold. A group led by Oliver made arrangements with the Cotton Powder Company to build a plant in the U.S. The Tonite Powder Company was incorporated in California in February 1880 and a plant was built at Stege, next to the California Cap Company plant. Dynamite manufacturers took issue with Tonite’s claims, especially making a case that tonite had a tendency for spontaneous ignition. However, the increasing price of cotton, the decreasing price of glycerine, and the lower costs of graded dynamite led to the demise of the Tonite plant in 1885. The Tonite buildings and land were sold to the California Cap Company. After a long stretch of supplying blasting caps to the w
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ATLAS EXPLOSIVES BLASTING CAPS NO 8 100 COUNT TIN
PLEASE WAIT FOR INVOICE IF YOU LIVE ON THE EAST OR WEST COAST AS POSTAGE MAYBE SLIGHTLY HIGHER. l ATLAS BLASTING CAP TIN Presenting this FABULOUS ATLAS BLASTING CAP TIN that is in Good to Fair used condition with issues on the cover including missing upper left hand area of color& a rust spot as shown in photo. Some rust spots on two sides with just a very tiny spots of rust on the 3rd side, as you maybe able to see in my photos. This WONDERFUL TIN came from an estate in Wisc that the house has bee closed up since 1977 and nothing removed. Lots of very early items at this and the tin measures 2 1/8" tall by 2 3/4" long by 2 1/4" wide. What a FABULOUS BLASTING CAP TIN to add to your Collection. Postage in the USA is $4.00 unless you live in Alaska. Hawaii, East or West Coast where it maybe slightly higher, PLEASE WAIT FOR ... moreINVOICE. Watch for my other items up for sale on ebay this week and in my Ebay Store& will combine shipping cost. IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS OR NEED MORE PHOTOS. JUST get a hold of me through ebay messages. If payment is not here in 10 days, I dont send out reminders, for I dont have time for that. An ebay dispute will be send& it will be relisted. ONLY PAYPAL for payment. We examine everything and describe to our best ability and knowledge. We are not experts. We are selling antiques& something we see as‘normal aging’ Someone else may see as a flaw. It is not possible to point out every detail on every item. If you are unclear about quality, age or condition of any of our items. PLEASE ASK QUESTION BEFORE BUYING. We have bought and sold Antiques for 31 years. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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Round #8 Lion Brand Hercules Powder Company Miner's Blasting Caps Tin, original.
Nice condition Hercules Powder Company Lion Brand blasting caps tin. Most powerful#8 size, unusual design and great Lion graphics. Caps were 2 inches long, 1/2 inch more powder than the most common 1.5 inch long#6 size caps. Lots of photos, bid according to what you see, no returns. Thanks for looking. USA sales only. No buy it now options.
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Vintage Blasting Caps Tin-Antique Mining-Storage/ Trinket/ Stash Container-Reuse
Vintage Blasting Cap tin. Good solid condition. 2 3/4" in diameter and 1 5/8" tall. No dents. Cracks, pitting or other visible damage. Light surface rust under thin original paint. Nice patina. Clean inside. Displays well and is good for mining collection or to put something inside!
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circa 1910’s blasting cap tin - Metallic Cap Company - 100 Gold Medal No. 4 caps
circa 1910’s blasting cap tin- Metallic Cap Company- 100 Gold Medal No. 4 caps. Metallic Cap Manufacturing Works. Blasting cap tin. Empty blasting cap tin from the Metallic Cap Manufacturing Company of New York. Formerly held 100 caps of No. 4 strength. Circa 1908-1920. According to Andy Martin’s reference. Crimped base. Black with gold metallic lettering. Text on lid reads: 100 Gold Medal No. 4 blasting caps- M.C. Mfg. Works- New York- established 1876. Text on side reads: 100 Gold Medal blasting caps. Bottom surface is painted black with no lettering or embossing. Tin in very good condition with minor paint loss. Interior clean. Dimensions: 6.5 x 5.5 centimeter footprint. 2.9 centimeters in height.
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Union #6 Blasting Caps Tin
A neat Union#6 Blasting Caps Tin in excellent condiiton with outstanding color and shine with minor wear from use. Check my auctions for more Mining items.
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Trojan Powder Co. Blasting Caps No.6 Square Peach Tin 100 Count
Up for auction is this vintage Trojan Blasting Cap peach tin. It would make a great addition to any collection. Thanks for looking. Powered by SixBit's eCommerce Solution
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Montecantini Blasting Cap Tin-Itallian Detonators-100 No 8 Blasting Caps-A Nobel
Offered here is a blasting cap tin that once held 100 No. 8 Strength Detonators. Manufactured by Montecatini. A tin attributed to Italy(the Italian words on the tin gave it away) with the company being in business between 1920 and 1960, according to information provided in the out of print Blasting Cap Tin Catalog by Andy Martin. The tin is shown on page 64 as holding 100 No. 10 strength blasting caps. This particular tin is marked as a No. 8. Measures 3.25 x 2.25 x 2.50. A bit rough but have never seen another one. Attributed to Alfred Nobel. Thanks for looking!
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Vintage No. 6 Atlas Powder Blasting Caps Tin Can Square Colorful Litho T1315 OLD
Hello and welcome to my eBay page! Thanks for looking at all my vintage items. This is a very old and unique Atlas Powder Co. blasting caps No.6 100 count tin can. All items are sold as is. If your item is fragile or breakable I suggest asking about insurance… Accidents happen during shipping that no one controls. All priority shipping includes $100 insurance. On large dollar items I usually provide full insure. But must be requested before the end of the sale. Please check out my eBay store. The Quechee Antique Picker, for more great items as well as deals! I offer multi item bargains, so place those bids! Please note that customs. Duties, and taxes are the sole responsibility of the buyer. If you have concerns about this, please check with your specific country to determine what they fees may be for this item. Also, please be aware that ... moredue to customs, there may be delays in your items arriving to you. I ask that the buyer is aware that customs in your country can hold your item(s) as long as needed, and this should not be negatively applied to our ratings. I do my best to describe each item accurately and point out all known flaws. If something looks miss described please message me so the error can be fixed. Thank you. I have been in customer service for over 10 years and I am here to answer any questions in a quick manner. When your item has been received; please leave positive feedback as this is my report card for eBay. As always. Thank you for shopping and enjoy! Brandon
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