What would it have been?
Discussion
This website gives some guidance, though doesn't actually answer the question.
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~pattle/nacc/arc0...
It's a Birmingham number, issued at the time when old style combinations were running out.
MOK 272 would be an earlier plate than 272 MOK. As it's from an area of high-density population, my guess is that they would have run out of 'letters/numbers' registrations earlier than many other parts of the country.
So my guess is 272 MOK.
(I had a '61 105e, registered in London: 809 BYW).
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~pattle/nacc/arc0...
It's a Birmingham number, issued at the time when old style combinations were running out.
MOK 272 would be an earlier plate than 272 MOK. As it's from an area of high-density population, my guess is that they would have run out of 'letters/numbers' registrations earlier than many other parts of the country.
So my guess is 272 MOK.
(I had a '61 105e, registered in London: 809 BYW).
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