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27-09-25, 11:39
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Not the same
We had one of the original WW2 British Commonwealth pattern examples in a Western Australian Military Museum where I volunteered.
It had NO such bamboo or any other rigid reinforcement and so to my thinking it is still a likely contender. Cheers Phill
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