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04-04-20, 05:00
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Hi Phillip,
Life in the US of A is good, despite the current madness and that on top of an election year (which are always pretty mad on their own, without COVID-19 chucked into the mix!!) I regret to say I did not photograph the flare before disposing of it, so am working from 11 year-old memories. I hope someone on MLU has an original or two to show if my memory is serving me correctly ... or not! The flare pistol: what make, please? I assume the Mark is No.I Mk.III*. Do you have the 'Case, Leather' for the pistol? They were very common as NOS at one stage many years ago, but most had had the shoulder strap removed for some unknown reason. Best regards Mike 
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04-04-20, 12:28
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Where have all the manufacturers gone, gone to .......
Sorry Mike, forgot to answer your question.
It is a MkIII, 1941, made by CSR. (Colonial Sugar Refinery Company). I have a holster (with the strap) in a box somewhere.
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Phillip Thompson "He who has the tiger by the tale, is often afraid to let go" - Confucius Ford FGT No.9 (long suffering restoration project) 25 Pdr (Under Restoration) No.27 Artillery Trailer (Under Restoration) Bit and pieces of a 2 pdr AT (Looking for bits) LP2a Carrier - 3" Mortar Trials (Restored)
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05-04-20, 13:39
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It LIVES..........
Three years and six months after bringing the old girl home, she lives....
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Phillip Thompson "He who has the tiger by the tale, is often afraid to let go" - Confucius Ford FGT No.9 (long suffering restoration project) 25 Pdr (Under Restoration) No.27 Artillery Trailer (Under Restoration) Bit and pieces of a 2 pdr AT (Looking for bits) LP2a Carrier - 3" Mortar Trials (Restored)
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05-04-20, 13:46
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A few small details..
A few small detail bits to finish in there.
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Phillip Thompson "He who has the tiger by the tale, is often afraid to let go" - Confucius Ford FGT No.9 (long suffering restoration project) 25 Pdr (Under Restoration) No.27 Artillery Trailer (Under Restoration) Bit and pieces of a 2 pdr AT (Looking for bits) LP2a Carrier - 3" Mortar Trials (Restored)
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05-04-20, 20:35
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Excellent effort Phillip. She looks very smart. Well done!
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Bluebell Carrier Armoured O.P. No1 Mk3 W. T84991 Carrier Bren No2.Mk.I. NewZealand Railways. NZR.6. Dodge WC55. 37mm Gun Motor Carriage M6 Jeep Mb #135668 So many questions....
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05-04-20, 20:42
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I agree with Lynn, Phillip. Your Carrier looks amazing! Very nice work!
David
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