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Post by mattblack Sun Aug 09 2020, 21:21

Picked these up yesterday...

I suspect they are from generator sets. This one has yellow paint under the green which would possibly make sense for airfield use.

EX MOD Villiers MK25 X2 Dsc05219
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EX MOD Villiers MK25 X2 Dsc05217

The second one has 'The V Engine' cast into the sump so I suspect some mixing and matching of parts went on when they were overhauled. This one has blue paint under the green - Air Force blue? I wonder if the 'OTA Engineering' on the plate is Oak Tree Appliances, makers of the small tractor that became the Singer Monarch?

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EX MOD Villiers MK25 X2 Dsc05221

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