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Hi Andrew,
nice looking Gibbons,all you need is a No 23 Mk 11 lever and base plug. Ideally the base plug should be made by J.G.W. and dated 1917. Dont need any internals as they did not come with any. Lever should be an inwardly ribbed one but i also have one with a curved one.
If you need any pix, i have 6 of the grens.
I have had a good look and there are no markings to be seen on the spring.
No lever as yet,I did find a very rough base plug to use as a filler until a better one comes along.:tinysmile_twink_t2:
I have had a good look and there are no markings to be seen on the spring.
No lever as yet,I did find a very rough base plug to use as a filler until a better one comes along.:tinysmile_twink_t2:
Here are some pictures of my examples, the No36 on the left in the first picture i just put in as Gibbons also used the Zinc coating on HE mills so did some other manufacturers, one is missing its correct spring and has a cut down hacksaw blade, the last pictures are of the 2 types of levers the one in the middle is avalible. Dave
Here are some pictures of my examples, the No36 on the left in the first picture i just put in as Gibbons also used the Zinc coating on HE mills so did some other manufacturers, one is missing its correct spring and has a cut down hacksaw blade, the last pictures are of the 2 types of levers the one in the middle is avalible. Dave
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