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Article about: Hello guys. I've found this rotten relic in a mountain of Leros, Greece. I need help to identify it. I think it's a British gas canister or something similar. It has a mark "P" on

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    Hello guys. I've found this rotten relic in a mountain of Leros, Greece. I need help to identify it. I think it's a British gas canister or something similar. It has a mark "P" on it and some holes, which i think are from bullets. Opinions please!
    Thanx
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    Not an item I recognise as being of British origin.

    Sorry I cannot id it.

    Cheers, Ade.
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    Yes, it looks like a relic "Jerry Can", but the origin? Not sure - certainly not the standard German WWII pattern anyway.

    Regards,

    Carl

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    Not Brtish or German IMO. Looks like some kind of water/oil canister, but could be Greek (as thats where you picked it up) or even Italian.

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    Hi, its not the traditional British Jerry can, nor its German, in my opinion.
    Cheers
    Nuno

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    Doesn't look British, and I have seen German jerry cans which are a different design to this. I have no knowledge of this sort of Italian/Greek equipment, and unfortunately there aren't many examples online to look at. From a quick glance it doesn't appear to be Italian.

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    Hey guys, i checked some photos from a friend collector here in Leros and i saw the same canister. I'll have more infos tommorow, but now i'm pretty sure that is italian. Thanx anyways!
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