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Old 10-09-20, 04:17
Harry Moon Harry Moon is offline
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that is evidence of those headed for England had census numbers applied. As i understand it different census number system was used in Canada.
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Old 10-09-20, 13:23
Bruce Parker (RIP) Bruce Parker (RIP) is offline
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that is evidence of those headed for England had census numbers applied. As i understand it different census number system was used in Canada.
Correct, vehicles in Canada followed a completely different system, yet Otters, Fox, Lynx and carriers had factory census numbers that followed the overseas system. So what you'll see, for instance, is a Fox (that never went overseas) at Camp Borden with an overseas CF style number.
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