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Alan Ross Wrote:So now you are following in Andrew's footsteps... LOL OK, I'll bite... What is the story here? Do you have the Mark 11 that goes with the paper?
I wish. :-) It is for RAF Mark 11 3139/48 Does this Mark 11 belong to a forum member?
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The serial number of this Mark 11 3139/48 strongly suggests that there were more than 2,400 Mark 11s supplied to the RAF in 1948 with cal 89 Angl, without INCABLOC. There may have been at least one more batch supplied in 1948 with cal 89 with INCABLOC.
clepsydra Wrote:The serial number of this Mark 11 3139/48 strongly suggests that there were more than 2,400 Mark 11s supplied to the RAF in 1948 with cal 89 Angl, without INCABLOC. There may have been at least one more batch supplied in 1948 with cal 89 with INCABLOC.
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cellar Wrote in reply to:
clepsydra Wrote:The serial number of this Mark 11 3139/48 strongly suggests that there were more than 2,400 Mark 11s supplied to the RAF in 1948 with cal 89 Angl, without INCABLOC. There may have been at least one more batch supplied in 1948 with cal 89 with INCABLOC.
clepsydra Wrote:The serial number of this Mark 11 3139/48 strongly suggests that there were more than 2,400 Mark 11s supplied to the RAF in 1948 with cal 89 Angl, without INCABLOC. There may have been at least one more batch supplied in 1948 with cal 89 with INCABLOC.
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You are correct Greg. RAF Mark 11 3139/48 is a JLC. It is between 3114/48 and 3162/48 which are still extant. I wonder if 3139/48 is still awaiting to be uncovered, or if it went under the hammer. .
clepsydra
ad fontes...
OK, I'll bite... What is the story here? Do you have the Mark 11 that goes with the paper?
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I wish. :-)
It is for RAF Mark 11 3139/48
Does this Mark 11 belong to a forum member?
clepsydra
ad fontes...
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Cheers Greg Chalk
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There may have been at least one more batch supplied in 1948 with cal 89 with INCABLOC.
clepsydra
ad fontes...
Last edited: 25 October, 2012 - 18:39
Or it could be a JLC.
Cheers from the cellar
cellar@gregsteer.net
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Yes it could. How can we ascertain?
clepsydra
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Navigator’s Mark 11 Wristwatch Tracking Page
Falls within known JLC numbers.
Cheers from the cellar
cellar@gregsteer.net
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clepsydra
ad fontes...
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