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Then there was this one, which according to the letter that accompanied it when gifted to someone (who later sold it on to MilArm of Edmonton who sold it on eBay back in 2000) was one of a few made up for use at RSAF Enfield when zeroing newly converted No4(T)s. If that was the case, and there seems to be no reason to doubt the claim, then perhaps they were sent on to Holland & Holland when the job of conversion was transferred there?
Last edited by Surpmil; 12-15-2013 at 04:11 PM.
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12-13-2013 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted by
Surpmil
[Can't get the photos to upload - maybe later]
Not sure what the problem may be. I just tested uploading function, which hasn't changed in 7 years... and it seems to be fine for me.
Anyway, if you want to email me the content to badger@milsurps.com, I'll post it for you.
Regards,
Doug
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The original telescope was a Houghton Btcher 3274. Not one that's passed me by but two VERY close relatives have. 3272 and 3280
I'd love to find the matching scope for this, if you come across it, Please let me know.
Thank you for all your help.
Chuck
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Originally Posted by
Badger
Not sure what the problem may be. I just tested uploading function, which hasn't changed in 7 years... and it seems to be fine for me.
Anyway, if you want to email me the content to
badger@milsurps.com, I'll post it for you.
Regards,
Doug
No idea Doug, they're JPGs small enough and never had a problem before. Were on a remote drive, but even moved to My Documents I get an exclamation mark and the red X next to each file as soon as I click "upload"
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