Provincial plates for MVs

[Darrell Zinck]

Hi Colin

Good spot. Yes, it is a numeral rather than a letter.

Notably, that same Wiki page suggests, by comparison (IE 1947), that my plate may be a numeral prefix vice a letter.<idea>

I have to watch that video a little closer later tonite.....8CH NCOs, RCD Officer(?), FF Worthington and LGen Fleury's medals.....

*edit* So I did watch the rest. Very good. He was an RCD Offr. Area & Armd/Sqn Tac Signs on the wheeled vehs and the Shermans. A convenient "43" in front of one of the veh #. There must has been a shortage of canvas makers (Mat Techs?) at the time or that Sherman was going into or just out of storage of some sort!

And it brings a tear to see Export A Plain as the smoke of choice for those old Blackhats. Sniff.


regards
Darrell

[Dan Martel]

Gentlemen,

I've just found the photo below in my archives. An APC equipped with the SS-11 missile system. It has an Ontario plate on the bow. Thought it might be of interest.

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[Ed Storey]

Great photograph of an interesting modification of the M113A1CDN and the vehicle 65-35012 was disposed of out of 25 CF Depot, Montreal.

[Darrell Zinck]

Hi

Not post-war but pre-.

A bit of a postcard currently for sale on ebay showing a Manitoba plate T-1-439 (1932) on a vehicle in Fort Osborne Winnipeg 1931-1932.

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/394634246746...Bk9SR_i7t4GtZA

regards
Darrell