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| Well, this one was identified by Mr. Brian Robinson, mine rescue consultant in the UK. I mislead everyone asking about a Gibbs or a McCaa. It isn't both. It is the Blacketts Aerorphor- Brown & Mills type. It is sat over a stand and you cannot see the breathing bag at the front. As far as I know it is a very old mine rescue rebreather, worth further research. I will ask Mr. Robinson for more details, and maybe soon we can put some extra lines about this beauty. | ||||
 The man wearing the Aerorphor is Ivor Buggins it was taken at the old Mansfield rescue station prior to 1959 (there is still a new rescue station built circa1960) within 200m of this place. The photo was identified by Mr. Robinson Sr. |
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I first thought this was a Aerorlox. Of course I was wrong. Thanks to Mr. Brian Robinson, mine rescue consultant the picture is in its right place! |
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 Updated 21-10-2003, minerescue team equipped with Aerorphore |
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