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War Memorial Search in Egypt?

Does anyone know of a group or and association who could tell me information on war memorials in Egypt? My great grandparents helped make a stained glass window in memoriam for the 8th Army (commonly known as the Desert Rats) this was a common wealth division which had men from Great Britain, Australia, etc.. The window was made by William and Thomas Camm Glass works in Smethwick Birmingham, we believe it was 'blessed' or inaugurated in Salisbury. I've tried the Imperial War museum and the UK inventory of war memorials but they only have information on UK locations. If anyone has any ideas I would be very grateful.

you could try
www.armedguard.com.
or www.vererans-agency.mod.uk
they have allsorts of odd info

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Depression Glass Whiskey Tumblers

Depression glass whiskey tumblers were made by a dozen different glass companies. Of the most popular one hundred fifty depression glass patterns, at least twenty five had depression glass whiskey tumblers in their collection. The Hocking Glass Company (later called the Anchor-Hocking Glass Company) was the most prolific - with eight different patterns. The Imperial Glass Company, the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, and the Paden City Glass Company each had three different patterns.

Whiskey tumblers range in height from one and three-quarter inches to three inches tall and generally hold from one to two ounces of liquor. The basic shape is round and they do not have stems or are footed. Crystal was the most popular, with some patterns adding colored trims. Green and pink glass were second and third in popularity. However, a full rainbow of colors can be found ranging from amber to red to blue to cobalt to amethyst.

Two patterns, Block Optic and Moondrops, had more than one size of whiskey tumbler. The Block Optic pattern had one and two ounce sizes, which were both made in the colors pink and green. The Moondrops pattern had three different whiskey tumblers: a regular two ounce tumbler, a handled two ounce tumbler, and a double shot tumbler. Although blue and red were the primary colors, other colors were made as well.

Even though prohibition was in effect in the United States from 1920 to 1933, depression glass whiskey tumblers were being made and sold. Although it is difficult to determine with exact certainty, pattern production dates would indicate that about half were manufactured during the prohibition years. Generally, the depression glass patterns that were made in multiple colors are much easier to find today. Some of the patterns that are more difficult find and thus command higher prices are: Mayfair Open Rose, Peacock and Wild Rose, Moondrops double shot, Springtime, American Pioneer, and Ardith.

One pattern, Mayfair Open Rose, by the Hocking Glass Company has been reproduced. To tell an original from a reproduction, look carefully at the bottom of the rose stem. If it is an original, the stem should be split. If the stem is straight, it is a reproduction. Use this information to help in your search for depression glass whiskey tumblers.

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What is the weight of 1986 imperial boat 16 ft , fiber glass?

i have just bought a boat . and i don't know the weight of the boat. Details of the boat:1986 imperial boat 16 ft , fiber glass.
i need the weight of the boat, so i can combine the weight of the trolling motor and hitch receiver. i need the weight because i want to go to the ocean.

The boat should have a Coast Guard stamp on it, around the driver console. It will have and engine rating, and maximum weight, and curb weight. which is empty. But I would say it weighs around 3000 or more, total. Regardless, If you have a truck, invest in a class III hitch. check the diameter of the receiver on the trailer, It is either an 1'-7/8 or a 2' You'll need to check you trailer weight too. But a class III (3) and you'll be fine. You have a pretty small boat, for going out in the ocean. I have a 19 Grady White Tournament, which is also wider than yours, and I wouldn't venture out too far. I hope you have at least a 150 hp engine. I would invest in a 20' or more to do big open water.
Good luck.

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