This was supplied by Triumph AFTER being recovered from the bombed factory in 1940...Ian

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Very nice, how is it damaged? any shrapnel inside?

Rob

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Hi Ian,

Unusual indeed! Do you have any more info on this - who owns it, how you came by it etc?
I'd like to use it in my local Triumph Owner's Club newsletter if I may.

Always looking for Triumph snippets to fill the pages......

Cheers,

Bruce

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That would fit my collection nicely, even with Triumph on it.

Henk

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Really nice, agree with Henk, would like in my collection too

Job

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No better come to me! The postage would be cheaper and I only have a 1938 re-print of the same parts book Ron

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What does "T446" mean?

Rob

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The book belongs to a friend of mine. He owned an ex AA pre war Triumph Speed Twin and this came with the bike I believe...I'll try to get some more detailed info. The book itself isn't damaged in any particular way that I can see. I guess it was just the case that after being recovered from a bombed factory site they didn't regard it as 'new' and 'pristine'...Perhaps other examples in the pile of books being stamped were more damaged!
I would guess this is extremely rare..perhaps the only one?..Not sure about the T446...Triumph frame numbers of the period began with 'T' but I thought there was another letter and 4 digits not 3...though I'm no expert on the subject...Ian

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That's a great item indeed.

T446 is a triumph part number for...bush,mainshaft high gear

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Thanks Marnic!..Mystery solved!... ..Ian

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