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01-02-13, 16:33
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Thanks for those three pictures Mike, nice and clear too. The first and last are new to me, and great for scaling out the size of the trailer.
Does anyone know what colour the fire extinguishers would have been? I've heard that a lot of WWII extinguishers were either green or brass, but not red. Allan 
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17-05-22, 19:59
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Dragging up an old thread. One of these trailers ha come up for sale on Facebook Marketplace. Pictures posted here for posterity.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...2111112l%22%7D
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28-05-22, 15:02
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Thanks for the pictures Tony. There can't be many of these left, surely, so good to see one more.
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