Tin Cans Collection

Using a string telephone, 1878
3479291 Using a string telephone, 1878; (add.info.: A male and female are shown holding, and using a string telephone. Dated 1878)

Using a string telephone, 1883
3479296 Using a string telephone, 1883; (add.info.: A male and female are shown holding, and using a string telephone - amusing children, dated 1883.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Children at Sydenham Middle School in Leamington who have built up a store cupboard of food for the people of Poland, show off part of it to the Rev Royston Clarke(right), Vicar of St Marys Church

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Absolute rubbish- that how to describe a disco Kirsty Mortimer (left) and her sisters Kelly and Siobhan attended. The disco, at Huddersfield ICI Recreation Club

Youngsters at a Coventry school have joined forces to turn cans into cash and tidy the environment. the 11-year-olds and 12-year-olds at Keresley Newlands combined school are collecting used drinks

Recycling aluminium cans. Blocks of crushed aluminium drink cans waiting to be recycled

Crushed Coca Cola can cut-out against white background

Host wafers for Mass celebrated during Pope Benedict XVIs visit to Lourdes, Hautes Pyrenees, France, Europe

Crushed Coca Cola can
Close-up of crushed Coca Cola cans

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"Empty tins become treasure as Sydenham Middle School students unleash their creativity" At Sydenham Middle School in Leamington, a group of talented children have transformed empty tins into works of art. With their tin master leading the way, they have built up a store cupboard full of these unique creations. From absolute rubbish to stunning pieces, this is how one can describe Kirsty Mortimer's disco-inspired masterpiece. Meanwhile, in Coventry, another group of youngsters has joined forces to turn cans into cash. Recycling aluminium cans has become their mission as they work towards raising funds for a worthy cause. Their dedication and hard work are truly inspiring. Speaking of recycling aluminium cans, did you know that even crushed Coca Cola cans can be repurposed? These flattened wonders find new life as decorative cut-outs or even host wafers for Mass celebrated during Pope Benedict XVI's visit to Lourdes. But it's not just about artistic endeavors and fundraising; it also play an essential role in everyday life. In Marrakech's Medina Souk in Morocco, spices are stored and sold in these trusty containers. They preserve the flavors and aromas that make North African cuisine so enticing. So next time you see an empty tin can lying around, think twice before tossing it away. It could be transformed into something extraordinary or contribute to a noble cause – proving that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to these humble metal cylinders.