burgundyben
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I see Jeremy Lines has passed away. I did know him, but he was very helpful when I enquired about and old C&N type.
A loss for sure.
A loss for sure.
Jeremy Lines
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Tradewinds
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Yes, very sorry to hear of his passing.
As you said, he was always very helpful and his knowledge of everything Camper & Nicholson was immense.
He will be missed. Condolences to his family.
As you said, he was always very helpful and his knowledge of everything Camper & Nicholson was immense.
He will be missed. Condolences to his family.
hisw
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Yes, very sad indeed.
I have been corresponding with him for a number of years. His knowledge was amazing. When he came on board and was looking in the engine compartment he knew exactly where the light switch was, quite unbelievable after all those years. I have got his signature on our QC report from 1977.
Thoughts are with the family.
I have been corresponding with him for a number of years. His knowledge was amazing. When he came on board and was looking in the engine compartment he knew exactly where the light switch was, quite unbelievable after all those years. I have got his signature on our QC report from 1977.
Thoughts are with the family.
Shuggy
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I didn’t know that. He was incredibly kind and helpful to me in tracking down drawings for my Nic 43.
Topcat47
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+1 A real Gentleman who gave freely of his time and knowledge. I wonder what's to become of his Nicholson Archive?
Minchsailor
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I believe the Nicholson 32 Association put arrangements in place for it to be transferred to the Hampshire County archives at Winchester.
