Willyslancs
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good job really lol.......
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so what kind of dates were they used /made mate?.......
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oh right , cheers mate !!......
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cheers mate :tup:: just what i thought :n00b:........(ok i didnt know )
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Blade about 2 and half inch , spike prob about inch and a half across........
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Looking at it this afternoon mate , and it does look old , just not been used , dad has collected militaria /webbing since ww2 so he has a rough idea of things ......
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Doesnt look like anything in the pic mate ...
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All guesses welcome mate ..................:tup::
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Rivets if i remember correctly mate (its round at my dads )......
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No dividers in it mate , and its just a G.........
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Check out the flag on milweb (under military vehicles spares and accessories) interesting claim :nut:
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Brakes still not done , due to being let down again . Exhaust brackets sorted out and fitted ready for the big silencer.Rubber packing all sorted now before the body is dropped on the chassis .....
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Pic of it closed .......
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Can anyone tell me anything about this bag? There is only a letter G stamped on the inside .It is curved (maybe for magazines?)........ We feel it might be german/swiss , but who knows?.
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Ideas please , on what this is for or does .(Item is about 7-8"inch long and the very sharp blade drops into it ) Cheers!:thumbsup:
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question Stencils - best way to apply
Willyslancs replied to pockers's question in I may be stupid, but......
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1644. The Battle of Marston Moor took place, in which Cromwells Roundheads defeated Prince Ruperts Cavaliers and left 3,000 dead. 1950. U.S Troops arrived in Korea .
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in the local paper last night , they are now pinching , the aerials and flashing off peoples houses when they are in!:wow:
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July 1ST 1916, First day of the battle of the Somme,in the First world war,in less than 24 hours there were 60,000 british casualties.
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cheers mate .............
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introduction Hi from Northamptonshire.
Willyslancs replied to rapide10's topic in Introductions & Welcomes
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Would anyone know how much a nice (1936 i think) Hitler youth drum would be valued at ?...
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1940 German forces occupied the Channel islands.
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Noticed the price of them tonight in the mvt green sheet , wow!!£475 and the zip is missing! (glad got a couple already )
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looking a bit tatty .............
