For Sale: Carrier Part, Scarce, MKII only

[Bruce Parker (RIP)]

Here's a chorehorse replacing the ration box on a Canadian Mk.1* carrier with the Royal Canadian Regiment in Sicily, 1943. Generally wireless batteries were charged behind the lines and brought forward similar to rations, however it made sense to be self reliant if you could manage it. Note the British aerial base and aerial lead from the side suggesting the radio might be a 22 set instead of the No.19 you'd expect.

[Jordan Baker]

Originally Posted by Bruce Parker

Here's a chorehorse replacing the ration box on a Canadian Mk.1* carrier with the Royal Canadian Regiment in Sicily, 1943. Generally wireless batteries were charged behind the lines and brought forward similar to rations, however it made sense to be self reliant if you could manage it. Note the British aerial base and aerial lead from the side suggesting the radio might be a 22 set instead of the No.19 you'd expect.

It’s also a Cnd contract Chorehorse. It features the weather shield over the control box and doesn’t have cage.

[Lynn Eades]

My uncle was still wearing battledress in 1969 in the reserves...

I was still wearing battle dress as my winter uniform in 1977 (NZ regular force), but!...... I dont have a chorehorse..............
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