The oddest thing in your house!
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Jasandjules said:
keirik said:
My parents have an underwing anti tank rocket on their mantelpiece! Next to a WW1 kukri
Now those are coolMy dad died 4 years ago and the bh that he re-married, claimed she couldn't find them when I asked for them, however there were other things that I was given which I know the knives were stored with, she knew how much the knives meant to me, so they are long gone now.
The oddest thing that I have is probably my dads original wooden Police truncheon which would be approx 50 years old now and a vintage brass Merryweather fire brigade hose nozzle thing, exactly like this:
Both the truncheon and nozzle were "liberated" from my dads before the bh became even more of a bh.
I've posted these before, and they're not odd, so much as unusual. The bigger one is dated February 1956, and the smaller one is April 1957.
According to the first page, if I were to divulge any more I would be in breach of the OSA...
ETA: Although page 2 tells me that "This document contains no classified atomic energy information". So I may yet remain a free man.
According to the first page, if I were to divulge any more I would be in breach of the OSA...
ETA: Although page 2 tells me that "This document contains no classified atomic energy information". So I may yet remain a free man.
Edited by Doofus on Friday 16th November 15:37
I don't know about odd, but I have a WW2 'First Field Dressing', still stitched into its cloth bag. It was carried throughout the the war by my Dad and though he was blown off his feet when a torpedo hit HMS Kelly, it remains unused. He once told me that it wasn't intended for him, it was for his 'oppo' if he got injured.
Riley Blue said:
I don't know about odd, but I have a WW2 'First Field Dressing', still stitched into its cloth bag. It was carried throughout the the war by my Dad and though he was blown off his feet when a torpedo hit HMS Kelly, it remains unused. He once told me that it wasn't intended for him, it was for his 'oppo' if he got injured.
Photo please.Trophy Husband said:
Riley Blue said:
I don't know about odd, but I have a WW2 'First Field Dressing', still stitched into its cloth bag. It was carried throughout the the war by my Dad and though he was blown off his feet when a torpedo hit HMS Kelly, it remains unused. He once told me that it wasn't intended for him, it was for his 'oppo' if he got injured.
Photo please.Cleopatra is not the oddest but the new one
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The garden has more
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The garden has more
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