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Michael
With regard to item no. 2, last February I posed a similar question to
Histarch. If you can access the Histarch archives, you may find a fuller
discussion. To summarise, Garry Vines said that ICI stamped cartridge cases
post-date 1926, the year of the formation of the company; other people
indicated that .22 calibre shells have been around since the late 19th C.
The style of the ICI logo can indicate a more precise 20th C date. Charles
Adkins was kind enough to e-mail me pictures of ICI headstamps from an
unpublished guide produced by one George Kass in the US. Let me know
off-list if you would like a copy.
Cheers
Joe Dortch
At 12:02 14/07/00 +1000, you wrote:
> Can anyone help with rough dates or information for the following
>artefacts. They are from remote Queensland sites with associated with both
>European and Aboriginal occupation:
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> Bell and Black no. 4 matchboxes
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> ICI .22 bullets
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> metal button marked "ask for crowns"
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> Shell brand "rotella" fuel drum
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> also an approx date for the use of lead
> date for change to manufactured cans? many thanks
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>Michael Slack
>Dept. of Archaeology and Anthropology
>Australian National University
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