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Got home and started to look at it, would ask for advice, need a metal worker hopefully in Yorkshire to fix handles as they are rusted solid, also need to try and separate the handle plate from the body. The good news is there are a set of parts still in a plastic bag. The instructions are in the lid and parts which in the manual show parts are one piece. There are parts in the kit needing cleaned, just working bit by bit.

No i haven't they weren't on the sale as far as I could see, don't think i have seen any on the market, think some one on here is looking for the plan to make them

Went to collect the cooker today and as agreed some pictures of it, I think it was left outside since the catalogue was published, given help to get it to the car and not yet had a good look at it. The carrying handles need to be freed obviously the rust cleaned up, the pump handle seems slightly out of line with the pump. Looking for my copy of the manual to see how far to strip it down to get sand blasted. I note the HYDRA label doesn't look as though it was ever fitted. I think the original colour was deep bronze green but stand to be corrected. Want to get my other cookers sorted first before I look at this one.

A Challenge, getting the No 2, No2 Modified and No12 stoves working Got a No3 which trying to decide what to do with

That's what I thought, i have a few stoves and slowly getting them serviced and working looking at the picture I will do a photo survey first, see what's needed Fettle Box are good for washers etc.

No don't have the funds for that kind of item especially when the extras added on top, they took a £50 deposit before you were allowed to bid so the costs were spread out for me, wasn't going much higher, think if advertised better a lot more interest.

No worries will get it this week when I head over there

No 1 British Army Stove, sold as MILITARY DEFENCE CAMP COOKER PRESSURE POT

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The auction house when i was paying and mentioned it did say going somewhere local

I may post it on another thread once I get it back, I have a shot blaster lined up, getting to that stage i may need a small shot blasting rig myself for small i.e. briefcase size jobs

Have to be honest, I bid on one item, wasn't described correctly and got it for a lot less than I thought it would go for, picking it up this week

I have just bought the lamp, some clamps and wires, the wires are the wrong fitting for the lamp and I was wondering if some one could advise the right wires to connect it to the power. Its in anticipated to be part of my daughters road show display for her work. Also looking for 2 clamps hopefully cheaper than those on EBAY

Wonder if they also went for the parts and film, they went for a good price, was watching to see what the market was like, glad to see the Railway carriage went for a good price, means saved, some prices were interesting and wonder who was wanting them

Never realised that it was on will look at catch up

I see his rider for appearing on telly is 6 Blondes in the dressing room https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/captain-tom-requested-six-blondes-22670352

Wonder what the norm on top of selling price is?

Its online only, i expressed interest in one made a bid then they reset all counters to zero when they made it online only, I know there is a thread on here regarding the railway coach

I seem to recall some one on here had concerns about drawings he posted on here being copied, the suggestion was he did a watermark to say copyright

I remember renewing my car insurance and happened to mention during the week it was in a secure car park, they wanted the post code and for some reason the cost went up, almost as though the secured car park was more likely to have a break in

They do organise delivery if needed,

They have now advised on line sale only, all bids previously submitted are null and void

Given the way it was secured the thieves put a bit of effort into getting it. WW2-era jeep owner 'gutted' after thieves use his own tools to steal 'pride and joy' from Aberdeen barn | Press and Journal

I was emailed this; Look out for the Willys jeep in the attached photo which was recently stolen from a garage / shed in the Banchory area. Any sighting should be immediately reported to the police. Dating from 1944 it looks like a pretty standard jeep apart from the non original wheels which are worth noting. Any club members using social media is asked to pass on and the photo to their contacts with an appropriate message and a request to share it widely .

The price of this item is rising steadily