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Thank you, Dry bearings, for the sole intelligent answer
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Thank you, Dry bearings, for the sole intelligent answer
Perhaps you should read ALL of the replies before your above reply.
I suspect that an historic aviation / motoring museum knows a little about Shell aviation fuel cans.
or you could try a little harder - from a certain site
"Shell, Shell Mex, Shell Mex & BP. - Aviation 1930/35 Golden Brown but not metallic Gold!! "
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Profuse apologies henry k, I didn't see the link to your post. I've emailed , as you suggested, an enquiry to Brooklands. May I humbly ask for a link to the Shell Mex etc. site you refer to, this restoration is for my Dad who worked all his life for Irish Shell in its various guises.
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No hard feelings.
to confirm the site I referred to was
members.chello.nl/b.voogd5/fuel_cans.htm
They may be another good starting point.
www.vintagecollectibles.co.uk/petrol-cans.htm
There are a lot of enthusiasts out there. Some even in Ireland but this is not aviation
www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/yourplaceandmine/lon...l
www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/yourplaceandmine/ima...g
Try contacting Shell who will probably have some sort of archive to reference?
Good luck on your quest
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