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A member here has a very very nice T for sale and I'd snaffle it if I was in the area, however I did find something of mirth in the pics posted by Lance.
Possibly the end of hostilities or a Monday or Friday thing but there is a very unique stamping on the wrist that made me laugh thinking about the person who did it.
I'll not say anything but will share the picture and hope you find it amusing as I did thanks Lance.
Maybe they did it on purpose so in future they could say "I did that one"...
I'd guess it's how they positioned it on the bench. Whack! Then on to the next one. Pre 1968 country of origin stamp.
My “T” is stamped the same way.
Surely the stamp is the 'right way up' for you, its the manufacturers markings that are the wrong way .........................................
At least they did not screw up the body markings like they did for my Mark VI, right over the date!
That’s a rare opportunity.
Finally! Conclusive proof that there was at least one Australian working at Shirley.
Thats not very nice of them, especially since back then they could put the country of origin stamp all over the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lance