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Well, you don't see a Unicorn every day ...
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- Victor V
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Well, you don't see a Unicorn every day ...
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Re: Well, you don't see a Unicorn every day ...
This machine was made by or for G.H.Slot & Co.Ltd in what is now Malaysia. They had branches in Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur.
It makes a change from the Indian machines brought to the UK by returning military and colonial civil service officials.
It makes a change from the Indian machines brought to the UK by returning military and colonial civil service officials.
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Re: Well, you don't see a Unicorn every day ...
Very interesting indeed epigramophone.epigramophone wrote: Tue Jun 18, 2024 3:59 am This machine was made by or for G.H.Slot & Co.Ltd in what is now Malaysia. They had branches in Penang, Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur.
It makes a change from the Indian machines brought to the UK by returning military and colonial civil service officials.
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Re: Well, you don't see a Unicorn every day ...
If that's the typical condition they turn up in, I'm happy not to see them every day! 