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  1. fv1609
    No, but tell us about that while you're here.
  2. fv1609
    It's rather big for that, although in WW2 they must have had exceedingly wide derrieres judging by the size of motorcycle seats. Ah but this is postwar.
  3. fv1609
    Actually I had thought of putting upside down, but then realised it's just as difficult the correct way up. ;-)
  4. fv1609
    Yes it is indeed.
  5. fv1609
    Its still there linked to photobucket. Can you see the images on the other mystery objects?
  6. fv1609
    Nope (which might suprise you) then from that follows nope & nope.
  7. fv1609
    Wot like your bath? :naughty:
  8. fv1609
    Probably not. Study the detail of the uniform.
  9. fv1609
    Jolly noble way out, but nope.
  10. fv1609
    Nope
  11. fv1609
    Nope
  12. fv1609
    Nope
  13. fv1609
    Nope
  14. fv1609
    What's this all about?
  15. fv1609
    Yes well done that man, I knew I could rely on you Richard. Dated 1859, but some of the writing not too easy to read.
  16. fv1609
    All very plausible answers, but not there yet.
  17. fv1609
    Yes it looks that way. The audience, or at least some of them, seem to be getting orally envolved. But teeth, nope. Well you have to ask yourself, is it really a red-herring? Can you afford to assume it is? A few regulars seemed to fall for earlier r-h's. Anyway you're not meant to be peeping!
  18. fv1609
    And now for something completely different. What's going on here?
  19. fv1609
    Just about to do the next one & of course there are two that are still unanswered :-D 3 - 5 yds between picket line & heel pegs, 5 yds if possible between horses heads. Peg kickers are kept seperate!
  20. fv1609
    Tony I think you're virtually there, well done for persistence. No stabling though, the horses are just tied between the spaced wagons in 1911.
  21. fv1609
    Normal IRR paint is harmful to canvas. In the early days of IRR there was no special canvas paint, so the instruction was to paint the canvas only at the start of hostilities. Nowadays there is: "Paint, Finishing, IRR, Emulsion, Matt, NATO Green, Air Drying" it dries in about an hour and should cover the entire canvas. The black bits are in "Paint, Finishing, Polyvinyl Acetate, Emulsion, Black, Air Drying". Note this is not IRR. Other canvas paint also available in Light Stone, Red & White for ambulances markings.
  22. fv1609
    Nope
  23. fv1609
    Nope
  24. fv1609
    Nope
  25. fv1609
    Yes, no & no. You're on the right lines, came from a Field Service Pocket Book, but a bit earlier than yours.
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