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Old 23-10-11, 11:33
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Default Not a clue

I have no idea as to the purpose, but trhe AM stamp, would that be " Air Ministry" ?????

King Dick was a stamped on a lot of tools, being the trade name of the manufacturer, but this was in a more innocent time. I have tools inherited from my father (Naval, CPO ERA).

He had told me that British issue tools compared to US made, were alot chunkier and in some cases harder to use as they were so thick and didn't fit in tight spaces.

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