Melanie Smith | 12/11/2009 17:34:45 |
1 forum posts | I am trying to find out more about a metal model ship which my grandfather, William Ernest Williamson, built around 1920. I have been told that it won a prize at the Model Engineer Exhibition in that year. I did see as a child a bronze medal about 7 cm in diameter. I was told that the ship is called Sleuth and looks 1st World war or older. I have been unable to identify the type but presume he must have copied an actual boat.
Is there a record anywhere of exhibits and awards. The model has unfortunately been damaged over the years and I am unsure as to what to do with it. It was built from scatch and has an electric motor which I think he also made.
I can provide photos of it if anyone can help.
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c | 12/11/2009 20:30:50 |
44 forum posts 1 photos | An E.Williamson is listed as winning a Bronze Medal at the Model Engineer Exhibition 1922. (ME Vol.46 page 164). I could send a copy of this page to your email address. Regards - Chris |
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