The Portable Forge. '14-18 War?

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Slip
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The Portable Forge. '14-18 War?

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Recently acquired this from the farm which I work on, My boss bought it in the 50s at a farm sale and believes it to be a First World War British portable forge. Question is can anyone tell me more?? Thanks in advance!
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Http://deriv.nls.uk/dcn3/7440/74406909.3.jpg
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would love to help but there are no pics that i can see and the link times out.
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I cannot see the photos
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Here they are again, they seem to have disappeared.
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http://digital.nls.uk/first-world-war-o ... d=74548396
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