Frontier America in a Collection of Tin Cans - JSTOR Daily
Frontier America in a Collection of Tin Cans - JSTOR Daily
For Jim Rock, tin cans were as important as shards of ancient pottery. Each can told a story of nineteenth and twentieth century life in America.
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Tin cans and the rise of plastics in packaging
