What is it?
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Richard Brown
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leelai said:
It was used on the railways, as your right track comment hinted?
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leelai said:
Thanks Leelai.
I was busy Googling images of Watches for railway staff. There are some interesting timepieces out there.
OK, I'm scrabbling around my photo library to post the next challenge.
However,I will be out of circulation for a few hours, so I throw the challenge open to all.
Cheers
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OK, I'm out for no more than 90 minutes.
So I think it's safe to post.
What is this part of?
To whom or what does it belong?
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So I think it's safe to post.
What is this part of?
To whom or what does it belong?
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scifan57 said:
Yes, it is representative of a wheel, but not from a locomotive. It's from something smaller.
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To help my challenge along, here is the first picture opened out some more.
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it looks like a cannon.
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poisonivy said:
Yes, it is. You are going in the right direction.
What is the cannon a part of? Answer that, and you should be able to answer the second question.
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hpulmer said:
No, not a flywheel. It's a canon wheel, as guessed by Poison Ivy
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is it on a badge?
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poisonivy said:
Yes, it certainly is.
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yay,i,ll try and come with a good one.
