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Doubtful - I'd have thought that was down to the College Of Heralds, who are literally The Law when it comes to such things. The 1949 totem was a commercial design though. Besides... there were plenty of examples of a Lion rampant rouge up & down the country that have no railway connection at all. This one from the Brewery Artists website of the pub sign at Upton Snodsbury looks a bit similaresque. P.
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Please Don't Touch – Johnny Kidd & The Pirates
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Now sorted (hopefully). "Signwork - A Craftsman's Manual" by Bill Stewart was the accepted course book for the City & Guilds Signwriting course that I took back in the 90s, & covers... well, pretty much everything:— Ebay Listings There are similar guides in the Internet Archive site, here's one from 1910:— https://archive.org/details/expertsignpainte00kell/mode/2up A selection:— https://archive.org/search.php?query=Sign painting Pete S.
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Planet Caravan – Black Sabbath
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Ring Of A Change – Status Quo
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Pragmatic Pre-Grouping - Mikkel's Workbench
K14 replied to Mikkel's topic in Kitbuilding & Scratchbuilding
Think of it as an anti-spring-coming-up-through-the-floor-plate. These vehicles had the large transverse spring connecting the buffer shanks and the drawhook. The spring is under compression when at rest & removing it without proper tools is a very dubious proposition (been there, done that, got away with it, never again). The plate is only 1/4" thick, so how much protection it actually provided is moot. Pete S.
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29 Ways – Willie Dixon (covered by The Blues Band, Marc Cohn, & Robert Palmer to name but three)
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Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) – Janis Joplin
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Peroxide Blonde And A Hopped Up Model Ford – Gene Simmons
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Not necessarily an ordering error. A mere three 5 Litre cans of gloss paint will produce over a thousand 14ml tinlets, so for an order to be worth any manufacturer's while you'd easily end up with stock in the tens of thousands.
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You Shouldn't Call The Doctor (If You Can't Afford The Bills) – Dr. Feelgood
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Just Hit Town – Rory Gallagher
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Yes... also on the duckets/lookouts. See the first post in this thread:– Zoom in on the PBV that's at a jaunty angle & the garter is visible on the lower lookout body panel. The distinctive lining scheme around the eaves panels indicates that it's in the 1922 "revival" livery. Pete S.
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Cut Across Shorty – Eddie Cochran
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As Long As The Price Is Right – Dr. Feelgood
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River Deep Mountain High – Ike And Tina Turner
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San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair) – Scott Mckenzie
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Ain't No Fun (Waiting Round To Be A Millionaire) – AC/DC
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Stairway to the Stars – Blue Öyster Cult
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Flying Saucers Rock And Roll – Billy Lee Riley
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The Coffee Song – Cream
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No Money Down – Chuck Berry
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Savernake?
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Don't Ask Me – Ian Dury & The Blockheads
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Darkest Hour – Arlo Guthrie
