Cleaning off the desk: and found this interesting letter

[Mk VII]

Enfield tried making various similar products at one time, but the prices were unrealistically high - no hope they would compete with commercial firms. Rather like the civilianised Champ that Austin were permitted to sell; hardly anyone bought one, as it did nothing that a Land Rover could not do, and cost considerably more.

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[Surpmil]

Enfield tried making various similar products at one time, but the prices were unrealistically high - no hope they would compete with commercial firms. Rather like the civilianised Champ that Austin were permitted to sell; hardly anyone bought one, as it did nothing that a Land Rover could not do, and cost considerably more.

Don't get me started on Land Rovers, or Range Rovers!

Warren, looks like a good photo size to me. AFAIK, the only options for enlargement are programs like Paint or Photoshop.