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topic: 1553Double Slip anyone?
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posted: 29 Jun 2011 18:58

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JFS
 
United Kingdom

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Hi All,

Anyone fancy their chances with this one?


http://homepage2.nifty.com/kotaroooo/5pointcx.htm

Look forward to seeing anyone's efforts! Has anyone ever seen anything of the sort in the UK?

Best Wishes,

Howard.

posted: posted: 3 Jul 2011 10:29

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roythebus
 
Aldington Frith, Ashford, Kent - United Kingdom

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Seems like a fairly normal double slip to me!

3 Jul 2011 10:29

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roythebus
 
Aldington Frith, Ashford, Kent - United Kingdom

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Seems like a fairly normal double slip to me!

posted: 3 Jul 2011 13:04

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Alan McMillan
 
Edinburgh - United Kingdom

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The photograph's a normal slip but the drawing underneath is a Baesler slip. They're used a lot on the Continent, mainly in Germany, but I've never seen one in the UK

Alan

posted: 3 Jul 2011 16:57

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Alan Turner
 
Dudley - United Kingdom

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Alan McMillan wrote:
The photograph's a normal slip but the drawing underneath is a Baesler slip. They're used a lot on the Continent, mainly in Germany, but I've never seen one in the UK
The interesting thing about the "normal" slip is that one side has loose heal switches and the other side doesn’t.

Alan

posted: 3 Jul 2011 19:40

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Alan McMillan
 
Edinburgh - United Kingdom

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Is that not just a function of the way the roads are set giving that impression?

Alan

posted: 3 Jul 2011 21:36

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JFS
 
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roythebus wrote:
Seems like a fairly normal double slip to me!
... sorry - should have said "scroll down the page for the interesting bits"!

Regards,

Howard

posted: 3 Jul 2011 21:51

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John Lewis
 
Croydon - United Kingdom

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What does the text say on the page with the pictures?



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