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Wd Metallic Containers
Hi, Is there anyone who can tell me what there was normally inside this kind of metallic containers ? Both are dated WD 1940 and has a different manufacturer. One is made by UTTLEY INGHAM & Co LTD and the other by BULPITT & SONS LTD - BIRMINGHAM. Last edited by Van Hove Herman; 07-02-08 at 12:06. Reason: there was no photo |
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This is only a pure guess, but could they have been containers for air-drops over troop formations or clandestine operations?
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They look like WW2 british containers for artillery rounds...
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Is their any padding inside to take a optical range finder or similar.
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A friend of mine owns exactly the same container. There is still a visible sign on the lid saying Czechoslovak HQ it means that it was used by the Czechoslovak Armoured Brigade Group. Apparently these shoud be british map containers.
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We used these in an Army reserve artillery unit I was in when I was 17 (way back in the 60's). They are map containers - but they will hold 8 cans of beer with finely crushed ice..
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