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Ian L

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5 hours ago, Surveyor said:

 

If you have taken 63 from the photograph this may not be the page number but the photograph number

Yes I think your right now I've looked again, the 63 is in the wrong place for a page number ?

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Ian,

I tried a google search of the text but nothing showed up 

However I have a lot of RAF Vehicles and trailer photos from WW2 so I will search. The photo below is the one you mention at Bungay. I guess that if it dates from pre-war the RAF Blue Grey is the correct colour for it?

Larry

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5 hours ago, LarryH57 said:

Ian,

I tried a google search of the text but nothing showed up 

However I have a lot of RAF Vehicles and trailer photos from WW2 so I will search. The photo below is the one you mention at Bungay. I guess that if it dates from pre-war the RAF Blue Grey is the correct colour for it?

Larry

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Hi Larry yes I've seen that one at the museum, thats where the photo came from but they cant remember which book it came from.

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On ‎8‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 6:07 PM, Ian L said:

I'm trying to locate the book this photo came from ? the only clue I have is its page 63 & some text.

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I've now contacted the person that originally posted this photo on my restoration thread but he cant remember which book it came from but he thinks its a Lancaster book as he resides in 'Bomber Country'

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Ian,

Its very frustrating looking for a photo you have seen before but cannot recall. Obviously here needs to be a reason why a Wellington Mk. X would be in a Lancaster book. Perhaps a crash at an OTU before the person went on ops.

Sadly nothing in my library 

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2 hours ago, MatchFuzee said:

Was the book in a museum? If it was it may still be on display and therefore worth you contacting the museum for the book's title. 

Hi Guy no, Tim owns the book & I'm hoping he's going to look through them all for me ?

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