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The one above is my Speedwell Tank

mk1 wrote:
It could however be a Serck services one, these were offered as "factory RHT's in the very, very early dary before the genuine tank came along.

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very similar to the Serck tank, however there is no makers mark on mine…… ;o(

it is likely to date from late 70's although it could of course be earlier…...

By no means did all Serck tanks have the natty little brass label. I have had quite a few of these over the years and only 1 has had the label.

mk1 wrote:By no means did all Serck tanks have the natty little brass label. I have had quite a few of these over the years and only 1 has had the label.

well that is quite interesting. a while back i almost secured a sale for it on the basis that it was similar to a serck one, but was turned down due to no label!

Now on FleeBee : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Mini- ... SwnHZYQyJt

well that is quite interesting. a while back i almost secured a sale for it on the basis that it was similar to a serck one, but was turned down due to no label!

As we all know a label is more important to some folks that the thing it is attached to.

More fool them.

UHR850 wrote:Now on FleeBee : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Mini- ... SwnHZYQyJt

Tha's had some massaging hasn't it?

When I first saw it, I thought it was one of the wrinkly scrotum ones that were offered a few years ago, but now I think it's an original that has had a lot of work done.

Picture from another Serck Services RH tank.

UHR850 wrote:Picture from another Serck Services RH tank.

based on those photos, i'd say mine is definitely a serck!

This one is from Alexander

The Alexander ones were also made by Serck.

M

Thanks Marc for this note, did not know this

Kees.