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Old 30-06-14, 12:53
jack neville jack neville is offline
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Thanks Dave. They might have been referring to the regiment as its last designation perhaps. For some reason I can't load a photo of the cooker.

Thanks for the tip Mike. The bins I have are actually in reasonable condition except a bit too rusty in the bottom. I could remove the handles and fittings and have them replated if I knew what the process was. I possibly could have the rust sandblasted and then just keep the bare steel coated with cooking oil when not in use but every time I use the steamers I think the rust would start again. Better if I can have them stripped and replated.
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