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Car No and Chassis No plates
Adrian Payne Offline
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Car type: 27 Chummy
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16-12-2024, 09:36 PM
Hello
Does anyone know the size and font  of the number and letter stamps used to originally stamp these plates. The modern ones look a bit new. Has anyone managed to purchase a set of period stamps?
Many thanks.
Adrian.
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Belinni Online
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Yesterday, 10:57 AM
Not sure of the size off hand, but I use PRYOR punches - not cheap, but great kit and better looking fonts than the Chinese stuff
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Yesterday, 07:35 PM
Hi Adrian

Another name to throw into the mix is "Arnold" Birmingham. I bought some which I believe date from the 1920's to re-create the part number stamp on a Nippy drop link.

Its not quite the same as what you are after but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Austin used Arnold stamps. I'm happy with the result, I think it is a very close match for the original in my case.

Thanks

Matthew


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