MatchFuzee
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It could be Helvetica [although I'm not sure about the ( ) ] which is a font used for engraving.
https://www.aandlengraving.com/font-chart-for-engraving.html
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If is heavy duty conduit i.e. water pipe:-
https://www.pipeworksuppliers.co.uk/collections/black-malleable-iron-pipe-fittings
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5 hours ago, Rootes75 said:
And making up your own barbed wire to go round the display is an idea that I think I may well be doing to looking at how yours has come out.
If you want ready-made barbed wire there is the choice of silver, red or black, you can even have leather barbed wire.
There are plenty of videos on making fake barbed wire.
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I don't know if this correct lead (there are others on the page)
EX MILITARY RADIO Larkspur 2 Pin Power Lead https://picclick.co.uk/Ex-Military-Radio-Larkspur-2-Pin-Power-Lead-155403659158.html
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Tanks-Alot Ukraine-backing Brit who supplied 100 military vehicles to war-torn country faces ruin after Barclays axes his accounts.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/21336277/ukraine-brit-vehicles-barclays-axes-accounts/
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The mini rake is a McCleod tool:-
http://sharky-fourbees.blogspot.com/2020/06/usfs-mccleod-tool-wildland-fire.html?m=1
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A question for the Vickers MG Collection & Research Association?
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MGB 75 is the closest number that I have been able to find, and Mark V Oerlikon is given as the secondary armament.
https://wiki.warthunder.com/MGB-75
I don’t know the source or accuracy of of the War Thunder information.
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I assume that you have seen this site - Bedford Vehicles collection
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Probably a silly question to ask them as you can't use the photocopier, but is photographing the book allowed?
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Drawing of Thames trader chassis drop frame, 3, 4 and 5 ton (138 and 152 wheelbase), Ford Motor Company Ltd. Includes fuel tank capacity, wheel base etc
Held at the Museum of English Rural Life.
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/02aa3947-0ac6-4dc1-813b-31f4b1698b7d
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AR 6693 is the serial number:-
When the No. 4 rifles were converted to sniper equipment, each one had a scope and bracket assigned to it. Some brackets were serial numbered at the conversion factory, and others were numbered later in military service.
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oops!
in MV Chatter
18 hours ago, Enigma said:Which begs the quastion why that Mozzie was there in the first place.
This is possibly the accident.
de Havilland DH98 Mosquito B Mk XVI. Squadron 692 (Fellowship of the Bellows)
Mosquito MM224: Took off 18:40hrs for mission. 31/01/1945
On return attempted to land at the USAAF Sta.468 at Rougham near Bury St.Edmunds. Engine cut on return overshot landing and hit car RAF Bury St.Edmunds at 02:40 hrs. 01/02/1945.
F/O (153022) Philip John Quarles Back DFC (pilot) RAFVR - injured.
F/O (144763) Derek Tom Newell Smith DFC (nav.) RAFVR - injured.No information on the occupant(s) of the car.
Source:-
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Have you seen this, a Czech company but from their site 'We sell ex mod vehicles in the USA, the UK and Canada'
https://mortarinvestments.eu/catalog/onStock/ural-4320-diesel-shelter-1800-km?
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I wonder if it was based on a Léon Bollée tricycle.
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AD was issued from December 1903 to the end of September 1921.
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More on the canvas cover:-
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Not a Barr & Stroud but still a No. 12
https://ice-museum-scotland.hw.ac.uk/product/2000-003/
Barr & Stroud rangefinders also stored in a wooden box.
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Does it contain:-
COALESCENT FILTER, ULTRASEP UFS-SP 30/60, PUR-FOAM
https://shop.donaldson.com/store/en-gb/product/1C330504/g1C330504?_requestid=2488364
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The patch on the right:-
The Chindit Badge features a Burmese Chinthe, a mythical creature, statues of which stand guard outside Pagodas in Burma.
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Diesel stencil:-
https://www.axholmesigns.co.uk/product-page/jerry-can-stencils
Custom stencil are also available.
Fonts !
in British Vehicles
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You are right about the R
With the old engraving machines, depending who manufactured them there may have been a slight variation in the letters even for the same font.
If you have a local engraver, hopefully they have the exact font.