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Published: 2020-05-07 20:40:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 906; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 0
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Here we have a nail machine manufactured by the Bohm & Kruse Company, this machine could simultaneously add 8 nails at a time. Behind the machinery you can see some of the crate faces with the stamped on manufacturer logos that used these crates for shipping their products. A lot of different fish companies were stamped onto the crates but they were also popular for shipping glass bottles, some of the more well known company names were Pepsi Cola, Coca-Cola, Chapman's and High Liner.Abandoned Box Factory, Nova Scotia, Canada.
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Comments: 11
What can I say? I love old machinery and well taken photographs.
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Damn, you gotta love that old rustic look. It gives things a certain charm doesn't it.
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It certainly does!
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Not to mention Canada Dry, national drink of Canada.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Hr75p… "N****R BALLS!!!" ['Voetsak' with this anglo-bowdlerisation of a great comedy song!] Your national drink was popular elsewhere!
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It wasn't one of the logos on the wall but I am sure they were just a small number of their actual clients
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It’s there, top right. I’m not serious about a lot of things, but ginger ale is no laughing matter.
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Oh yes, I hadn't even noticed lol
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