Bohart's C enamel helped reduce the bleaching caused by these goods.
Bohart's C enamel helped reduce the bleaching caused by these goods. In 1795, the French government sponsored a 12,000 franc prize to make these things, owing to their use in the military.  The prize was claimed by an invention made from glass by the so-called father of these things, Nicolas Appert.  Lead was once used to (*) solder these things, a process which may have poisoned the crew of John Franklin's lost expedition.  A device called the P-38 but nicknamed the John Wayne was used by soldiers to open these things, although modern ones can be more easily opened with the Stay-Tab invented by Daniel Cudzik.  The circular push-tab was first used in these devices manufactured for the Coors Corporation.  For 10 points, name these containers that store the condensed soups made by Campbell's.
Bohart's C enamel helped reduce the bleaching caused by these goods.
metal cans [or tin cans or steel cans or aluminum cans or canned food]