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JPB
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Re: antiques

#11 Post by JPB »

You do realise that Don Estelle's head was actually that shape? :D (RIP :( )

I wonder whether he called his son Skoda?
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#12 Post by rich. »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Estelle
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#13 Post by JPB »

I hadn't realised that he actually appeared in Dad's Army too. As two separate characters.
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#14 Post by rich. »

a talented man :D
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#15 Post by Phil P »

BTW. If you have a WW2 gas mask then DON'T wear it. There is asbestos in the filter. NOT a joke. :!:

There are some very good copies around that are safe to wear. Also various rubber head gear and masks can be obtained from specialist suppliers.....er......so.......I have been told. :oops:
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#16 Post by rich. »

thanks phil,i will pass that message on.. :D
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