Messrs Allcock & Co, Standard Works, 1895

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If you have no grease with you, and your rings are full of ice, do not cut out the ice with a pen-knife but get your man to put the rings one by one in his mouth, and so to thaw the ice.
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Re: Messrs Allcock & Co, Standard Works, 1895

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Rod Fisher wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 10:54 am
Fredline wrote: ↑Tue Feb 28, 2023 10:42 am
Personally I'm opposed to paying ~£50 for material that is already largely public domain.
Absolutely, I have to agree. It is good that it is under one roof as it saves a lot of pc time. But £50 absolutely not
If you have no grease with you, and your rings are full of ice, do not cut out the ice with a pen-knife but get your man to put the rings one by one in his mouth, and so to thaw the ice.
John Bickerdyke.
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