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Yes, well done Davie spot on! I bought it with some RAMC/RADC junk in a scrapyard about 25 years ago. I don't think I will have much use for it especially as the cutting plunger has snapped short! I understand these things are still used today :shake::shake::shake: There is an explanation here, but readers of a sensitive disposition may wish to avert their eyes from the lower part of the page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_dams
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Tony I've never got that near a sailor's ear lobes to see, but I think there would be far too much flesh. But anyway that was not the prime purpose of this device.
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Nope. I don't think it would be substantial enough to do that. What it has to penetrate is softer & thinner.
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Yes it is broadly a surgical type of device. A good thought about rings sizes, but nope.
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Nope, but size of holes would be about the same.
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Nope, holes made by this are smaller.
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Nope.
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Nope, actually they are different sizes.
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Wot on an Army diet? Interesting thought but nope
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Nope, but see the new side view.
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Yes well done, but not for the purpose mentioned.
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Nope, if I put one of those on people would expect to win a pizza as well :-D
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Good guess but nope.
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The winner of this will be presented with it at W&P. This is a collect only prize. I had this piece of military kit for many years & have decided I am unlikey to use it. It is somewhat aged & a small piece has broken.
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Well can't you post him a few of your crisps? I wasn't reckoning on having to give out two prizes for one competition. In a few minutes MO 98 will be up & the winner of that will get it as the prize as I don't think it is going to be much use to me. But others may have the opportunity to use it.
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I've got cover on my 1-Ton Cypher Office with Roadsure. I did it for not just the value but from a public liability point of view. It is on their books with its military ERM & curiously the documents issued show that it has an engine capacity of 200cc !!
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OK Richard you have a choice of prize. Either a bag of (in-date) crisps garnished with a choice of mango or brinjal pickle or mushroom ketchup. Or a partly used out of date box of small latex gloves. You can collect your prize at Belters. The choice is yours!
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Yes Paul the only survivor of the first batch of ten Shorlands, the others were cut up. This one is serial no.9. Both pigs were ex-NI. The one I sold was repurchased for NI in 1972, but the other one went there in 1958
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AESP 0200-A-221-013 Painting of Service Equipment Chap 3, Serial No. 22, Clansman equipments Primer H1/8010-99-224-2079 Paint, priming epoxide, air drying Paint finishing H1/8010-99-224-8663 Paint, finishing, matt deep bronze green, polyurethane, air drying
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Sorry you missed the gold, but silver medal for you Degsy I think. These 75 year-olds need all the clues they can get.
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Humber Pig, getting it ready for the season.
fv1609 replied to Adam Elsdon's topic in Blogs of MV restorations
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Oh well that's what I've got to look forward to 10 years time then! :-D
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What's that 75 years? :rofl: :rofl:
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Biding your time Richard & in with the kill, yes it is indeed. Well done & a keen eye taking advantage of the de-blurring (!) Yes the Royal William Victualling Yard. http://www.plymouthdata.info/RoyalWilliamYard.htm And I think this is King William himself making an appearance, but a bit further down stream:
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