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05 Nov 2013 08:06 #11
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Well done Peter the first one is a Brook hanger
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05 Nov 2013 08:43 #12
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Is it spelled Brook or Brooke in your reference? I have the latter.
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05 Nov 2013 08:49 #13
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At last some got it. We have the Brook / Dorland assembly drawings in the archive, but I have not seen these photos, what is the title of the book please?
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05 Nov 2013 16:58 #14
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The book is 'An Industrial War Record' by Stewarts & Lloyds.
I imagine those pictures could still be in their archive in Corby, PB may know.
Some interesting facts & figures in it like making 380 miles of pipe for FIDO, 30,000,000 tubular units for shell & bomb bodies.
I'll bring the book to the meeting on the 17th so you can have a look.
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06 Nov 2013 13:41 #16
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It is in my book
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07 Nov 2013 05:46 #17
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A Brook hangar (named after its inventor) being constructed from tubular steel. Is this right?
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07 Nov 2013 20:02 #18
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Yes a Brook Hangar.
NP could I have a copy of those drawings & I'll 3D model it.
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07 Nov 2013 20:11 #19
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Next time your at the archive chris you can sign them out,
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