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mystery item have a guess
- Thread starter 25thapril
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Chris 42 RQ
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What the heck !
Going to show my ignorance here-well interesting but I have no idea and await finding out just what it does???????????
Going to show my ignorance here-well interesting but I have no idea and await finding out just what it does???????????
25thapril
Well-Known Member
Bugger that was quick
Yes that it alright a No36 proofing tool used for the No 36 dets pretty sure it's of british origins as markings are in english and item lives in Australia here's a few more pic's. 1st with a inert det in place and the 2nd showing the stricker that is the same as in the No36's
Regards Daryl
Yes that it alright a No36 proofing tool used for the No 36 dets pretty sure it's of british origins as markings are in english and item lives in Australia here's a few more pic's. 1st with a inert det in place and the 2nd showing the stricker that is the same as in the No36's
Regards Daryl
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The reason I ask about its origin is that if you look closely at at your images number 1 and number 3 between the safety ring and the square recess is what appears to be a Belgian "Perron" proof mark. This takes the form of a tower but in practice it often appears very similar to the mark on your piece.
Nice bit of unusual kit.
I take it the prize is in the post as we speak!!!
Nice bit of unusual kit.
I take it the prize is in the post as we speak!!!
