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What's this then?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/brazierfolding.jpg
AlienFTM
09-10-2007, 14:57
I don't suppose it's a folding brazier?
Stepladder attachment?
Nope
I don't suppose it's a folding brazier?
Nope
its not a seat of some sort?
Dougiebarder
09-10-2007, 15:41
Some form of pack harness? :?
its not a seat of some sort?
Yes it is.
Some form of pack harness? :?
Not exactly, but nearly.
ArtistsRifles
09-10-2007, 16:53
Something to do with horse or mule drawn kit then?? For transporting wounded???
A seat for a casualty? Horse or mule.
Richard Farrant
09-10-2007, 17:51
a seat to fit a camel?
Is it a seat for a Mule for casualty evacuation?
Something to do with horse or mule drawn kit then?? For transporting wounded???
Horse or mule - Yes
Drawn - Nope
Transporting wounded - Yes
A seat for a casualty? Horse or mule.
Yes, well done Tony.
Neil was virtually there but fell down on the drawn bit as this is for pack mule or horse.
a seat to fit a camel?
Could be but probably not, they had there own special contrivances see forthcoming Windscreen :naughty:
Elephant?
Could be but probably not, they had there own special contrivances. Couldn't find any pictures of special equipt for elephants for forthcoming Windscreen. Have since found a picture of pack eqpt for elephant but missed the deadline :-(
Is it a seat for a Mule for casualty evacuation?
Yes Robert mule or horse. But the use on mules would quickly exhaust the animal, so I imagine it was to get casualties away from the immediate front lines.
The picture was of a Chairs, Packsaddle, Folding when placed the right way up(!) with Cushions, Folding became a Cacolet here seen with Rests, Leg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/fv1620/cacolet.jpg
That bit on the side looks very like the Thompson splint, still issued, I've got one as part of the 101s equipment. your leg fits in and any convinient bar is put under the instep of your boot heel and then tied to the frame. I'm told by a doctor mate it is very effective at stabilising fractures.
Oops just realised 2 in a row, must go lie down brain overheating. :?
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