IMPROVED OIL CAN.

John Graves, New York city, assignor to himself and James L. Miller,

Westfield, N. J.--This is an improved case for packing oil cans for

transportation, the case furnishing the additional facility that the

can may be readily inserted into the same and tilted for use. The

invention consists of a wooden projecting case with side slots, in

which trunnions of the can are guided and supported for swinging the

can on pivot hooks, which serve also for the purpose of locking the

lid to the case.

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