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  1. Dear John Pearson,

     

    I'll certainly have a look regarding your Alvis number questions, but as far as I'm aware these are not on any of the Saracen plates.

     

    Just to advise and clarify that these were 'not' recovered from the ranges, but originated from from a private engineer's workshop who purchased approxmately 500 Saracens, over 250 Ferrets, all the Shorlands & the last 89 Saladins from MoD.

     

    Regards,

     

    Brandone

  2. Right, I think I have most of them photographed now with the details below:

     

    Car Scout 4x4 Liaison Mk1

    Cont. No. 6/FV/4267

    Vehicle No. 34 BA 46

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk1

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 31 BA 13

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (W) Fox (FV721) Mk1 Type G

    Cont. No. FVP-1/71

    Vehicle No. 04 SP 32

    Plate Size: 28cm x 15cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel

    Cont. No. (none)

    Vehicle No. 82 BA 50

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk1 (Model B)

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 80 BA 50

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk2 (Model C)

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 83 BA 46

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 31 BA 99

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel

    Cont. No. (none)

    Vehicle No. 82 BA 20

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk1

    Cont. No. 6/FV/2979

    Vehicle No. 32 BA 47

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk1

    Cont No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 31 BA 62

    Plate Size: 23.5cm x 10.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk2 (Size:

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 84 BA 26

    Plate Size: 17cm x 6.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk5 (Size:

    Cont. No. (none)

    Vehicle No. 83 BA 50

    Plate Size: 28cm x 15.5cm

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk2

    Cont. No. (none)

    Vehicle No. 83 BA 62

    Plate Size: 28cm x 15.5cm

     

    Truck Armour Patrol 1 Ton 4x4 (Shorland Mk3)

    Serial No. 94200450C

    Vehicle No. 47 GF 58

    Plate Size: 17cm x 6.5cm

     

     

    Truck Armour Patrol 1 Ton 4x4 (Shorland Mk3)

    Serial No. 94200425C

    Vehicle No. 47 GF 49

    Plate Size: 17cm x 6.5cm

     

     

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    Right, I've just grabbed three randomly from the box and gave them a quick clean so I could get some photos. I'll get a list on the complete box and advise back shortly. Here are the three examples:

     

    Car Scout 4x4 Liaison Mk1

    Cont. No. 6/FV/4267

    Vehicle No. 34 BA 46

     

     

    Armoured Carrier 6x6 Personnel Mk1

    Cont. No. 6FV2979

    Vehicle No. 31 BA 13

     

     

    Combat Vehicle Reconnaissance (W) Fox (FV721) Mk1 Type G

    Cont. No. FVP-1/71

    Vehicle No. 04 SP 32

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  4. I've just been clearing out a workshop/garage & stores, and found a box of approximately 15-20 brass data plates from various vehicles with the original MoD registration numbers stamped on them.

     

    Will these be of interest to restorers/collectors or are they just scrap metal, as they are all brass?

     

    Vehicles plates include: Saracens, Saladins, Stalwarts, Ferrets, Snow Cats & a few more which I haven't identified yet.

  5. I believe they originated from Clive Evans Ordnance, Sturminster Marshall circa 1987. He "re-baralleled" a few though. I remember looking in some of the Red Crescent first aid boxes to find empty Arabic Coke cans, so it looked as if the were marked up genuinely. The word at the time, was that they had come from Yemen.

     

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    Hi there,

     

    I can confirm 100% with guarantee that these Saladins came from Oman.

     

    I hope this helps with your research.

     

    Was there anything else you were trying to ascertain on these?

     

    brandone

  6. Hi All,

    Not a great to say right now, but I hope to participate with comms and sharing/finding information that can help everyone out on here.

    I've been invloved with military vehicles and equipment for over 30 years on and off.

    Tinkering with an old Willys MB at present.

    Cheers.

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