Well done that team.

Some really nice finds there.

Well I guessed at nearly that p.a. Remember the actual value of something for sale is what someone will pay for it. If you say my house is worth £300,000, it isn’t if it doesn’t sell for more than £200,000.

The actual value is exactly that. Ie what an expert values your property on based on the current market trend.

The money you take for it or are offered and decide to take is exactly that. Offered and accepted. It is not the market value or currently value.

It is possible to take £200,000 for a house valued at £300,000 which is its current market value.

No Apologises required Andy,

Having only ever had to deal with UK based excavations I have never experianced the dig abroad scenario so my comments were somewhat out of context.

All back on track now.

So possibly on a rolling for sale basis as and when the right person comes along to buy.

Anyone know why its is being sold.

Not meaning to pry into an individual or companys business just wondering the reason for sale.

Sign of the times or release of funds for future projects?

Andy,

What kind of details might you find in a casualty record. I have never seen as of yet.

Recently we requested a copy of an airmans service record which you can buy for £30 as long as the prson has been deceased for at least 20 or 25 years I cant remember which.

I am sure we have had wide and varied records relating to RAAF and RCAF all without trouble from the MOD.

Does certainly seem strange that most of the details that these records contain can be obtained through other means.

You may be surprised by just how many people think of these things. They just don’t neccesarily broadcast it here.

A couple of years ago I was sitting in the left hand cockpit seat. And yes it was a bit tight.