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Old 22-02-17, 15:32
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Yes, the CF branded tires, and potentially still did until the 90s. There was a branding iron available in the Canadian System for DND.

David: remember that the C/l\ along with the crowfoot was a property mark and not an inspection mark. In the 50s, the new stamp was an inspection mark so would have been applied at the inspection level.
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