Talk:Harris Lebus
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Harris Lebus has very important associations with the World War Two military canoe. The link and information is extremely well documented and evidenced. This important Military Maritime history information cannot (seemingly) be found anywhere else but in the referred to book, 'The Cockleshell Canoes'.[1] 'The Cockleshell Canoes' ISBN 9781848680654 by Quentin Rees
Harris Lebus has very important associations with the World War Two military canoe. The link and information is extremely well documented and evidenced. This important Military Maritime history information cannot (seemingly) be found anywhere else but in the referred to book, 'The Cockleshell Canoes'.[2] 'The Cockleshell Canoes' ISBN 9781848680654 by Quentin Rees. The canoes produced are very rare and were manufactured to a design and approved by Fred Goatley.(Kewdos (talk) 16:32, 12 May 2009 (UTC))
LEBUS Wardrobe[edit]
I have just bought a second hand Lebus wardrobe and the mortice lock from the pull down cabinet is broken, I have looked online for a new one but to no avail. Would you know where I could purchase one. Thank you. Eileen Finnegan ((Redacted)). 80.189.120.24 (talk) 17:36, 7 June 2022 (UTC)