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12-05-14, 05:09
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Fords
CMP's in the foreground and in the background.
AT-620.jpg Ford Lynx's but look behind. AT-621.jpg An FGT, a Fordor, and others. Regards Rick
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23-06-14, 03:23
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Ns cmp
Photo from the Provincial Newspaper on June 20th, 2014.
Caption: VINTAGE NOVA SCOTIA A look into The Chronicle Herald’s vast collection of historic and archival photos from around the province. Mobile dentistry A July 1948 photograph of one of the two mobile dental units that began operations in Victoria and Guysborough counties around that time. Left is Dr. J. W. McNee, operator of the Victoria County unit, and Dr. Cyril Gaum, operator of the one in Guysborough County. John Miller
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23-06-14, 20:01
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Posts 551 and 562. Same building in the background??? Were all these vehicles around at the same time, and what the heck is that big circular saw blade thingie on the front of that pumper?
David
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23-06-14, 20:15
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It's exactly what you think it is.
It's a hole saw for crashed aircraft fuselage penetration. Australian engineering at its finest. I think it was on a White or Indiana bus chassis
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24-06-14, 12:16
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Further info on the Monegeeta Monster at
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...142#post194142
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16-08-14, 10:44
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Classic example
Here's a good example of a CMP not being the focal point of an image:
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08-04-15, 10:20
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Sherman tank, as far as I cal tell in Arnhem during the final liberation in 1945.
Note the CMP in the background. I'd say it is a '44-'45 model C15A. Sherman in Arnhem 1945.jpg
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