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the last three.
How many of these can tops do you remember? I remember 3.
the last three.
same here, do you remember who had the "push Button"?
I remember the 70s pull, and the last one. I don't remember ever seeing the "push button."
That would be Coors. My folks had the round plastic thingamabob that you used to "push the buttons".
How many of these can tops do you remember? I remember 3.
I DON'T REMEMBER THE "PUSH BUTTON ONE"
I REMEMBER THE 1970'S TAB, WE WOULD TAKE APART AND SHOOT THE RING WITH THE REMAINING TAB PORTION
I remember we used to make rings out of the 70s tabs, taking off the flap closure and leaving the sharp straight edge.
Sometimes useful in scraps.
I just remember the pull tab and the last one. I remember my grandfather drinking Pearl beer with the pull tab.
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damn punkass kids.
I can remember when these were standard equipment...I would open the beer cans for my grandfather...
For those of you in the younger generations, the above items were sometimes known as "church keys".
That was back in the day that if you could crush a beer can with one hand you were a real badass.
i remember not being alive when this stuff was out.
haha at church keys
i remember 2, the 70's pull and the statab.
I remember my gandpa and my uncles used to drink Pearl, Lone Star and Falstaff back in the day. Those beers used to be the .
did that too.I REMEMBER THE 1970'S TAB, WE WOULD TAKE APART AND SHOOT THE RING WITH THE REMAINING TAB PORTION
Very useful.I remember we used to make rings out of the 70s tabs, taking off the flap closure and leaving the sharp straight edge.
Sometimes useful in scraps.
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