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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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I'm curious about the use of this small (about 6 inches tall), metal pitcher and when it is from. I'm assuming it is U. S. A. Army Medical Corps related.
It looks like it once had a handle, but that is long gone and the holes have been sealed up. It also seems to be a pitcher inside a pitcher, as photo 3 shows.
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I am by no means an expert here but I just have to say, I don't think anybody actually drank out of that, in fact quite possibly the opposite. I dunno. Maybe the one inside the other was so it could easily be emptied??? Just sayin"
Share, are you trying to say that you think it is a "Peter Pan'?
Looks like a regular pitcher to me, baring the Army Corps piece.
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Theirs must be slightly different as mine has no maker's mark, but that helps.
Thank you, Dizzy Dave.
Dave has it-- these are insulated to keep the water cool.
scott
Would this have been used in America-based army hospitals?
Yes-- don't know that it would have been exclusively stateside used.
It is a bedside pitcher.
scott
Thank you, Scott.