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    Book: The Lanchester Machine Carbine: A Collector’s Guide

    May be of interest. Published by the Vickers MG Association:

    The Lanchester Machine Carbine: A Collector Research Association
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    Mmmmmmmm. Before I buy a copy, anyone got any comments about it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    anyone got any comments about it?
    It's only £10.
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    Received my copy today and well worth £10 if you’re interested in the Lanchester. I’ve had a quick flick through and it is well detailed and illustrated. I was pleased to discover the stripping tool sold to me back in 2014 as being for the Lanchester (I wasn’t sure) is indeed for the Lanchester.

    It would have benefited from a bit more proof reading though: on various occasions Sterling is rendered as ‘Stirling’.
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