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11-07-09, 22:45
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Just a long shot but does anyone know how to age old number plates, I found this one up the padock while mustering last week. It's amazing how long something can lie around unnoticed. It has been found previously as it has a bullet hole in the middle.
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12-07-09, 04:58
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Thanks for the link Paul 1937-1951 fits with my wild guess what the plate came off. There is an old Summit chassis in that paddock that had been used as a trailer to cart a saw bench on. My Grandfather had a couple of Summits in the late 30's-40's one on the road and another as parts.
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Robert Pearce. Last edited by hrpearce; 12-07-09 at 05:05.
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The NSW plate you found dates from 1937 to 51 In 1937, letters in numberplates were first introduced, using a AA-000 to ZZ-999 series. This ran until 1951 with the "NSW" insert on the top of the plate. It is the beginning of Page embossed dies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle...s_of_Australia It could also be from a motor bike ... throws a spanner into it . Mike
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