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One of my favorite items in the collection is this unopened can of mystery rations dating back to the Second World War. Orville insists, "That has a cookie and some other stuff in it."
The aluminum-wrapped bars on top are military food packets intended for life rafts. From what I can read in the photograph, they're "vitamin fortified fruit" something.
Photographed:
August 31, 2005
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Keywords: can, canned, C-ration, food, rations, Second World War, World War II, WWII
