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Jerry Shue wrote

Can any of you senior beekeepers out there recollect an approximate date when 60# tins stopped being used.

Until 2006 I have seen them in India. Most were reused oil tins.
In 2015 I visited a tin factory in Iran and they were in common use.

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Fernando
Cordoba, Arg
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