2 piece tin
Knife (Yellow/Orange Bright)
5/16 Firestarter Rod w/ 3 feet para-cord Lanyard
LED Light
Milspec style Signal Mirror
P51
NATO Rescue Matches
Fire Fuels
12 J&J Bandaid strips (3 sizes)
Prep Wipes
Gauze Bandage
3M Steri-Strips
Tourniquet/Slingshot/Siphon
Cable ties
Snare Wire
Zip Lock
Signal Whistle
Thermometer
Magnifying Lens
Water Purification tablets
1 ¾ inch Compass (Tested)
Button Compass (Tested)
Hooks
Weighted Bobber
TRILENE Fishing Line
Minnow Lure
Float Lure
Leader
Sinkers
20 feet Nylon Waxed String
FREE CONSUMABLES
Coffee
Tea
Creamer
Bullion Cubes
Sugar
Aluminum Foil
You can find them all over the internet, many sites left over from the Y2K days when the end of the world was predicted. They sell for all different amounts and the come in all different sizes and they come in all different shapes.
The "Tin" concept originates with the military. A pilot was issues a Survival Tin(s) in the event he was shot down. It was concluded that having something to help survive was better than nothing. Tins, could be sealed and the the actual container made of stainless, aluminum or tin could also be used. They were loaded with various things such as a Hand saw, matches, signal mirror, some method other than matches to start a fire, a minor first aid kit, maybe some fishing equipment, salt tablets, knife and maybe some sort of Rescue rations such the ones carried in the lifeboats.
