Found this in an abandonned building

[Newfie treasure hunter]

Not even close to a bottle, just looking for info. It is a cured navel beef barrel that is 40 ounces and made by the w.f.shattock co Inc. It is labeled shattco brand and I am unshure of how old. Any ideas barrel guys?

 

[Newfie treasure hunter]

Not even close to a bottle, just looking for info. It is a cured navel beef barrel that is 40 ounces and made by the w.f.shattock co Inc. It is labeled shattco brand and I am unshure of how old. Any ideas barrel guys?View attachment 225447

Sorry for the mistake, it is actually made by the f.w.Shattuck co Inc.

 

[RCO]

Sorry for the mistake, it is actually made by the f.w.Shattuck co Inc.

I see rusted barrels or metal bins like that but never been into them or able to offer any info . usually there for oil or similar products ,

 

[CanadianBottles]

Has a 70s look to me, give or take a decade. Almost certainly not newer than the 80s and probably not much older than the 60s. The lack of metric would be a clue if it was a product intended to be sold in Canada, but could always have come up on a boat or something.

 

[saratogadriver]

Looks like the 5 gallon plastic bucket began around 1967. It was all metal before that, but there's no good history on the evolution of those buckets that I found with a quick google search.

You'd probably have better luck with dating it by hunting down the company name...

Jim G

 

[buriedtreasuretime]

Not even close to a bottle, just looking for info. It is a cured navel beef barrel that is 40 ounces and made by the w.f.shattock co Inc. It is labeled shattco brand and I am unshure of how old. Any ideas barrel guys?View attachment 225447

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