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Just one final question. We are still puzzled by what vehicles they are from. Thanks Alan and Tony

Thank you for your comments and advice so far. We live and learn. Such a shame when genuine ww2 stuff comes up, but rules change TONY/ALAN

Dear readers, We are newbies to this and would like a little advice on something we have. We discovered a box of brake shoes in me Dad's garage , amongst many other things. Dad told us many years ago that he bought them in a WW1 sell-off event in the late 1940's . We have no idea what they are off, and nobody has been able to help us so far. Here are the details and we would appreciate any suggestions and help. There are 3 different names;- FERRODO, CAPASCO AND DURON There are 2 sizes;- 11' by 2 and five sixteenths wide and 5 and three quarters inches long by 2 and a quarter wide There are 2 types = bonded and most are riveted. We are open to sell them to anybody who might be able to use them . We would love to think that would be possible after all these years- put to good use. Look forward to hearing from you. Cheers TONY AND ALAN