The top of this can is embossed to resemble a Jeep's gas can. This tin is intended to resemble a military footlocker.
Note the lithographed latch of a footlocker. Images are taken from ads from the mid-1960s. On to pare a Marine with flamethrower and a pilot in life raft. Below are a Marine in dress uniform and an Army Paratrooper.
More images - Army Military policeman, Sailor in raft, Army radio man, flight deck crewman and Air force officer
Images include a Navy Shore Patrolman, Army forward observer and flight deck crewman. Same images are printed on the opposite end.
The #726 Berkshire locomotive is pictures on the lid. An amusing item is the artwork on the sides.
The train on the side is a picture of the New York Central Flyer set from the mid to late 1990s. It was a small Atlantic type locomotive with green boxcar, yellow flat car and caboose. A close looks shows that this locomotive is smaller than the one on the lid.
This can held a tin-litho handcar, made under license by Schylling. The box art are the traditional Lionel colors.
This small lunchbox is of recent manufacture, sold as a novelty.
Along the sides, you see the same images as those on the footlocker.