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Old 11-10-08, 23:44
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The last pics have a family resemblance to the "Bags, Aerial Gear", part of the accessories for a complete WS No 19 set station.

The bag contained the ropes, hammers, sledges, pegs, insulator base etc required for the 20' or 34' aerial vertical mast.
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Thank you for the responses.

I was in the Mounties 30 years and saw a lot of artifacts. I will have to dig deeper to see if in fact the Mounties used the Heliograph at all. Back in 1978, the Heliograph would have had 10 times the distance coverage than that of our police radios.

The second case is still a mystery, but I like the radio relationship.

Now all I have to do is fill them with the proper gear.

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