The can was donated to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in 1995 by Abram Sheynman, the son of Annya and Israel Sheynman.
Round, lightweight; body of the can appears to be one sheet of tin soldered together at seam (can be seen on inside of can); open at top; bottom is soldered; three impressed concentric circles create ridge effect.
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overall: Height: 2.640 inches (6.706 cm) | Width: 2.870 inches (7.29 cm)
Given to Annya and Israel Sheynman by Italian troops. Saved throughout war by Annya and Israel Sheynman.
Tin can used as a cup