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    HMS Collingwood Training Tool Case??

    Hi all,

    Just picked one of these up on eBay. No reason why, really, I just have a thing for specific-use cases and I like the color!

    I wonder if anyone might be able to tell me a little more about it. Or about Collingwood. Or about what sort of training it was used for.

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    -Ryan

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    I'd suggest that it was a modern tool box for some piece of equipment. Latterly, we used to get these things for types of weaponry. The problem - if it was a problem - was that the same items would be common, across the board, so you could end up with 3 identical pairs of pliers or...... You get my drift.

    As for HMS Collingwood, what about looking it up on Google. I think that it was a Navy engineering training base.

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    Thanks, Peter! I hoped you would weigh in. Lots of training, indeed, goes on at Collingwood!
    https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/locatio...ms-collingwood

    Regardless of intended use, I do really love this type of case. Dedicated use and some provenance to boot. Pretty neat! No idea yet what I'll keep in it.
    -Ryan

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    If you show us the contents we might be able to figure out what it was used foe between us.

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    Unfortunately, the case is empty as shown. It will be co-opted for...something...once I decide what!
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