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03-04-18, 20:53
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Thank you both for your responses. I searched for pictures on the net but I haven't found exactly the same part. There was probably numerous versions. I recognized however the lock mechanism on a Centaur engine plate.
Best Regards, Raphael 
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03-04-18, 21:11
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It could be Comet as that inherited the same part from late Cromwell but given its location, it is more likely Cromwell. You should find a picture ok if you do a picture search for 'Comet tank engine decks'
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