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the ones in the 60,s were like shuttlecocks
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We used to store them in the small glass baby food jars that were about at that time to keep the shape [rounded at the top]; as they were only worn for ceremonial duties [then]. To store the current version and keep the shape you would need to use the barrel of a one inch morter tube.
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I remember a shop on one of the platforms at Paddington station used to sell them they were huge
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jones20
I remember a shop on one of the platforms at Paddington station used to sell them they were huge
Platform 9 and 3/4?
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Platform 9 and 3/4?
Yea and they were still running on steam 
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Must pop in and get one next time I am in the 'Smoke'....So I am thinking that the answer is nobody knows?
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I am talking 30 years ago its all changed down there now
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In the ACF, we used to shape them in toilet roll cardboard tubes, then graduated to empty Duraglit tins with a hole in the lid. We also used to put a light dusting of talcum powder in the tin to help keep them white! The modern hackles are at LEAST twice the size1 :D
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