Air Ministry coal bucket

[Great War truck]

Following on from Ian's interesting find I thought I would add some photos of my coal bucket. Marked up AM NG Ltd and 1938, it is one of the few pieces of military stuff that my wife allows in the living room.

 

 

[thedawnpatrol]

Nice Tim

 

WOULD LOOK NICE NEXT TO MY WOOD BURNER TOO!

 

Jules

[David B.]

.........I thought I would add some photos of my coal bucket. Marked up AM NG Ltd and 1938, it is one of the few pieces of military stuff that my wife allows in the living room.

 

 

What are the others Tim ? Everything I leave about mysteriously gravitates to my office upstairs and appears in neat piles just inside the door.

[Tony B]

Must be the Missis, no male would leave it neat.

[Great War truck]

I use it for holding combustibles for my log burner too. Does not look out of place in the living room. In fact we both really like it.

 

I don't generally bring stuff into the house now. Last time I did I received "Oh just what we need, another bayonet", so discretion being the better part of valour it all goes straight into the garage.

[ruxy]

I use it for holding combustibles for my log burner too. Does not look out of place in the living room. In fact we both really like it.

 

I don't generally bring stuff into the house now. Last time I did I received "Oh just what we need, another bayonet", so discretion being the better part of valour it all goes straight into the garage.

 

AAHhhh I see , it is THE real problem is the cup is too big.

[Ian L]

Following on from Ian's interesting find I thought I would add some photos of my coal bucket. Marked up AM NG Ltd and 1938, it is one of the few pieces of military stuff that my wife allows in the living room.

 

 

 

Allowed in the living room :-D the only reason it on that carpet is because Alice is away on holiday mate, the rest of the time its in your 'office'

[Ian L]

Nice Tim

 

WOULD LOOK NICE NEXT TO MY WOOD BURNER TOO!

 

Jules

 

Hands off Jules :mad: my names on it.