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Hi all, kempston i think you could be right it’s the only sensible answer. 
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Sheet looks nice and neat ,a real professional old established company.
Yes I agree Dan though that sheet is part of the load and made specifically for that item, W.H.Allen starting using them for their large marine engines as the cost was much less than a massive wooden case and the weight was also much less as a typical wooden box weighed around 3 tons which made a difference to the shipping cost.
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Sheet looks nice and neat ,a real professional old established company.
H Arthur Askey!!
“Hello playmates!” or even “I thank you”!!
David
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Tanks for the memory Buzzer!
David
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Fully compliant Peak District Haulier the only one out of 90 lorries stopped apparently.
The other 89 were loaded. 
Star down under.:
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Fully compliant Peak District Haulier the only one out of 90 lorries stopped apparently.The other 89 were loaded.
I think you’ve inhaled too much of that sparrows ■■■■ ,sorry I mean Marras ■■■■ 
,it’s about the money not the glory 
The third picture above shows American fighter aircraft arriving in Liverpool via the
Mersey Tunnel during World War 2,having been loaded at Birkenhead after their journey
at sea from America. They would be on their way to U.S.A.A.F. base at Burtonwood.
Ray.
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Pic : Is that as tight as it looks in the tunnel?!
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I reckon the top one’s Spenser Gap, west of Mackay, heading for the Bowen Basin.