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 Mystery reflectors 1 Attachment(s) I am downsizing and editing. I have five of these reflectors, of unknown make or usage I am loathed to bin them as they are a manufactured item and can be restored. Please, can anyone help me identify their usage or application please? They seem commonwealth if I were to hedge my bets, maybe 1950s Pressed thin steel with captured reflector within the centre. | 
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 Thats gotta be British. Who else would stick a coin size reflector into a sewer pipe size retainer.    :doh:  (theres one of those smileys that I hate, but I had to on this one). | 
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 Part of a police "stop" traffic wand? A guess... never seen one of those, not even on a British vehicle. | 
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 I think I remember seeing these, in the UK, attached to wooden posts on the roadside to indicate that the verge dropped away sharply or there was a very deep ditch. The posts were painted in black and white stripes and made of timber with a section of about 6" wide by 2"" thick. If I'm right, these would have been used in the 1930s and 1940s on narrow country lanes. A few would still have been visible in the 1950s. | 
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 Blimey John, I knew you were old but man you do well for your age mate if you recall them from that long ago! But thank you for the lead | 
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