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Old 19-12-17, 02:06
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Hi Rob.

I’m curious just how extensively that particular paint was used. I referenced the sigs equipment merely because it came to mind quickly (an accomplishment in its own right these days) as being where I have most commonly encountered it.

No idea if it was intended for use on vehicles, or larger equipment, but now that I think of it, it was probably on a lot of Bren Gun boxes and other items I have run across over the years. Seems kind of like it was intended to ‘standardize’ a lot of equipment postwar into a common appearance for some reason.

David
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