Unknown Compressor.

Now that I have at last fathomed out the intricacies of Webshots, and managed to download photos of some of my old engines, I will reopen my request for possible identification of the "Unknown Compressor" My user name is "pulsechoes" Any takers???

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CHARLES HAMILTON
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A most interesting selection, Charles, thank you for making them available.

As for the compressor, I'm sorry to report I have no idea who the maker might be.

Regards, Arthur G

to download photos of some of my old

Compressor" My user name is "pulsechoes"

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Arthur G

Hi Charles

I'll watch this space with interest as I still have this compressor.

I placed a photo in SE Magazine a few years ago trying to identify it, but there was no response then. Hopefully we may find out now.

There are no casting marks or numbers anywhere on the unit.

Cheers

Tim

Cheers

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Tim Clark

Hi Charles, nice pictures. I must study the history of the Lister G type. You don't see many at shows. I seem to remember they are related to the American "Le Roy". PS When you post your pictures it is better to tell people to see

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saves Google a lot of work!

-- Dave Croft Warrington England

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Dave Croft

I like the C-V Vixen, Charles, is that one yours too?

Regards,

Kim

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Kim Siddorn

A nice variety of engines there Charles. But whats the difference between the Petter M ,and the Petter M victory,?? Regards, Gary.

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gary millward

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