wally dugan
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MARK there many people on this site that know of these gate guardians they are dotted all over this country. I for one have sent vehicles to be gate guardians to parts of this country and have a interest in their fate the one's at LECONFIELD which is ten minutes from my home l made my comments as stated on them at the time of them been first discussed also l have had the task of preserving one of the large's out door gate guardians the BLACKBURN BEVERLEY slapping paint on it is not the answer there is much more to it at this moment l am more interested in the one's on my door step
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semiphore indicators were fitted to some series one land rovers in military service but l have never come across champs with them fitted but that does not mean they could have been but all the one's that have worked on never once did l come across them My feeling is they were fitted when they left military service
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yes they are semiphore indicators
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as l said at the end of the day it comes down to cost those who once had a connection with these vehicles and arranged there placing have long moved on
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I recall a meeting in the late 1990s about having gate guardian at LECONFIELD there are now a few dotted around the camp; There was at the time a reluctance to have them it was pointed out that it was all well and good but they needed on going care something l had experience of at the museum and if even labour was free there would still be costs.
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As far as l know they were the same
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IT's a TILLY Austin ?
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That looks like the VOLVO 4ton L48546
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The role of the equipment used by mainly the Royal ENGINEERS is often over looked so some time ago l asked a retired friend to help find any thing to do with this subject and he has done so l did collect anything to do with military railways but it's not what l am really interested in my friend tubby robins [ MAJOR ] was the expert on this subject with my old boss David Ronald [ COLONEL ]
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Just seen this the collecting information on AAW's is a work in progress there were several hundred of these ranging from large private companies to small workshops these where all over britian and 1n 1945 employed over twenty thousand civilian workers and a the moment have less than one third listed . At the moment B6 is not a confirmed one either location or who ran it but l have a large pile of documents still to sift through it's only lately that l found out there was one located ten miles from were l grew up which council house's were built on and up till 1948 it was still MOS owned
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where some engines were reconditioned by the original manufacturers they were painted in the original colour the morris comercial in the national army museum has a recon engine and is painted in the green used by them
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There are a number of photographs of the GOERS 8/10/AND fifteen ton prototype's in FRED CRIMSONS book us military wheeled vehicles if that helps
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The last of the contract 6/v/6443 were delivered in 1954/55 numbers ran 00 BK 01 TO 37 BK 00
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Its a long time ago since l had to do with the question of patents but from what i recall there are/were two parts to the registration the first is to check that there is no infringement of any other registered patents and then the final registration how this is displayed l do not recall. l may have some of the earlier contracts but only from 1949 There is a list some where of earlier contacts but cannot at the moment put my hands on it which should cover 1938 to 1945. l only got home at two o clock this morning after travelling for eighteen hours
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52 minutes ago, Mark Ellis said:
Fully agree with the patent comment Wally.
But isn't the first number the data that it was accepted or approved, with the second number (the date of which is covered up in this example) being when it was submitted.
The No. 2 Mk 2 (with the built in sliding tank) appears in the 1939 manual, so that amendment must have been fairly swift.
Thanks for confirming the start date of 6/v/13891.How would I find the contract or nsn for any cooking trailer before 6/v/13891, or should I try an FOI
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It is normal to register a patent before production to avoid problems in the future 69 BN 70 is from contract 6/v/13891 which starts 1954
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it's a tracked dolly used to recover aircraft
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they will find other ways to recoup the loss
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Numbers 25 AGB 81 to 25 AG 85 are listed as THORNEYCROFT TFB/B80 DRIVER TRAINING TRUCK?
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Built 1942 Wartime number Z 49O4605 you will be very lucky to find anything as to it's army service
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Should Gate Guardians have weather protection?
in Battlefields, museums, monuments and memorials.
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what ever you do there are problems put in a building you need to control the humidity put a roof over it the changes in heat the list go's on wind direction there are advantages to leaving in the open