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25-08-19, 16:38
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Hi Chris.
The Satchel referenced in the 52-Set Manual is Satchels Signal No. 1 (ZA 6292), but the manual goes on to state a number of variations of this particular satchel exist and all are compatible. My 1944 RCA 19-Set Mk III came with Satchel Signal No. C1 (ZA/CAN 2120). My Canadian used but partly American made Mk II 19-Set has a USA made satchel with large block letters across the top flap saying SATCHEL SIGNAL. No ZA or CAN numbering at all on it at all. Interesting also how the words, Satchel, Satchels, Signal and Signals morphed around as well. David 
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