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These 2 didn't sell at Anglia Car Auctions last auction.
The second one is "Now available, please enquire'.
https://www.glenmarch.com/auction-cars/show-backup-image/84035
https://www.glenmarch.com/auction-cars/show-backup-image/84081/results
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£10,213 (hammer price + buyer's premium)
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The ambulance is in the December auction.
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1 hour ago, REME 245 said:
Yes. With a short break I have been a member since 1979.
I've just sent a link to this page to the MVT Facebook Admin. Hopefully you will soon be a approved.
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27 minutes ago, REME 245 said:
I found it by accident. Just nobody approving new members at the moment.
Just a thought, did you answer the qualifying questions?
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From "With British Snipers to the Reich", by Captain C. Shore
" I used a good deal of American .303 (particularly WRA) and this gave consistently fine shooting ."
WRA = Winchester Repeating Arms Company - New Haven, Connecticut. Manufactured .30-'06 Springfield and .303 British ammunition during World War I and World War II.
It is very very unlikely that any interwar stocks of .303 ammunition would have existed in 1944. What hadn't been used or abandoned by the BEF in France, would probably have been used in training, with newly made .303 being issued to the front line.
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On 10/27/2020 at 7:25 AM, Smithy said:
The K2 is back up on Milweb: https://www.milweb.net/webvert/a4933/99253
It is still in Mathewsons auction.
Lot Number: 87
Guide: SUBMIT BEST BID
Auction: Friday 13th & Saturday 14th November 2020 -
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A local saddler, there are a few in the Fife area.
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Museum conservators are the people to ask e.g. Science Museum, IWM and Bovington.
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If you search 'best way to preserve old rubber' there is plenty to read.
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1 hour ago, Enigma said:
It turns out to be a German holder for 3 MG15, double magazines.
More images and information:-
https://gmic.co.uk/topic/65864-mg-15-saddle-drum-magazines-and-carriier/
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The seller is Roger Lambshead, and if you search his name, he is the only one on Facebook, so you can then PM him.
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£650 for the trailer.
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9 minutes ago, Rootes75 said:
What was the estimate on the Jeep?
£15,000 - £16,000
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1 hour ago, REME 245 said:
I thought there was a proposed excemption for historic vehicles from the 10 year rule but I have not kept up to date on this regulation.
Consultation outcome Government response to the consultation to ban tyres aged 10 years or older
Updated 15 July 2020.
We will grant an exemption to 2 vehicle groups. Firstly, to those vehicles that are currently exempt from tyre roadworthiness regulations (including agricultural tractors that travel at low speeds) to remain consistent with existing legislation. Secondly, to those historic vehicles that are currently exempt from roadworthiness testing, providing they are not used commercially. We recognise that historic vehicles are usually well-maintained, are used infrequently and do not travel at high speeds but it is important to balance the granting of any exemptions with the safety of all road users.
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Have you seen this one?
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1983 Land Rover Lightweight:-
https://machinerysales.cheffins.co.uk/m/lot-details/index/catalog/969/lot/454162/
1943 Ford Jeep:-
WWI R. A. Lister ammunition trailer:-
https://machinerysales.cheffins.co.uk/m/lot-details/index/catalog/969/lot/454178/
Machinery Saleground, Sutton, Ely, Cambs, CB6 2QT
24/10/2020 11:00 AM BST -
If no answers here, Facebook might be the way forward e.g. Stationary Engines in the UK
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All sorted thanks to Joris. He suggested clearing all cookies.
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PM sent.
19 Set Spare Valves Case
in British Radio Equipment
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Military Canada: Case Spare Valves Wireless Set No. 19
Dimensions (WHD) 6.12 x 6.75 x 6 inch / 155 x 171 x 152 mm
https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/mil_can_case_spare_valves.html
If you look at the photos and description on this page (1/3 of the way down) the valve box for the 19, 19/22 and 22 all appear identical.
https://www.royalsignals.org.uk/photos/ws22/index.htm