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One of your photos was used for this advertisement, Harry: https://www.facebook.com/share/1F8ehKv3Yt/
I have posted the ad + photos here for future reference. Quote:
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Rest of the 1943 Woods Small Wall Tent photos:
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....considering they were made in my hometown....Montcalm street in Hull PQ..... near my first school and parish church.....official address of the Coy was Ottawa...... after the war, in my time late 40s, they made football and hockey equipment and we used to raid the carbage containers for rejected plastic football helmets (no linings) which we fitted over our hooded Winter parkas...... then go skating down the parish iced up sleigh run.......
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Interesting photo of the allotment of pegs in Post #14, Hanno.
For the Wireless Tent used with the 52-Set, the quantities of the two peg sizes are exactly reversed, just six of the short ones on the left and the larger quantity goes with the longer ones on the right. A bigger tent, however, and a different manufacturer, but still the same Canadian orange canvas. David |
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I have a British made one of these in the UK and have seen them around for sale from time to time. Mine is 1940 dated iirc.
I have seen them described as Officer's tents and Wireless Tents. Not sure the official designation though. Tim |
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