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    ESC = English Steel Co and the steel batch number of the cylinder. No2 Mk1*. Just a good old clunker. Lots written about them on this very forum. As soon as someone reminds me of the BA size number I'll turn you up the screw you need
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    ESC = English Steel Co and the steel batch number of the cylinder. No2 Mk1*. Just a good old clunker. Lots written about them on this very forum. As soon as someone reminds me of the BA size number I'll turn you up the screw you need
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