ive owned this liner relic for a few years now and thought i would share as ive never posted pics on it before ,it was ground dug but cant remember exactly where find though any way enjoy james
capac liner relic
ive owned this liner relic for a few years now and thought i would share as ive never posted pics on it before ,it was ground dug but cant remember exactly where find though any way enjoy james
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By the look of that hole, it has a nasty story to tell. Nice to see it's found a safe home.
Best Regards,
Andy
Best Regards,
Andy
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hi andy and thanks for looking
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The M1 forums ALIVE!!!!!!!I was starting to think we were closed for xmas,nice relic James and a merry xmas to you and ANDY my pals(soppy git)all the best for 2013 Dave........
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cheers dave ,merry xmas and all the best to you pal ,i decided to add my front seam McCord relic to my relic display to offset the onslaught of the soviet and german lids a bit im sure it was used as a cooking pot as it has two splits down the front this is the shell ive been keeping the capac liner with
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Nice front seam James!!!!are you running out of room yet?or have you demoted the euro lids to the attic?regards Dave.
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