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** After the Whigs collapsed after 1852, party alignments were in turmoil, with several third parties, such as the Know Nothings and the Opposition Party.
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The Mk 2 could be collapsed but along its 15 ft length ... to just c. 7 inches This mk 2 and its three man Mk 2 ** were all of the same design and were designed by the same man-a Mr Fred Goatley.
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