As I work as a Volunteer Room Steward at Chartwell and was working there today 
I have passed this on to the NT House Team. I spoke with one of them also this 
PM and they said they have many unidentified items in store and this may be one 
of them as it sounded a little familiar.

Does anyone have a description, or better, a picture of this item they could 
share?

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David Riddle
Biggin Hill, Westerham
Kent

e-Mail: dpreey...@gmail.com
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> On 21 Mar 2016, at 22:22, Terry Reardon <reard...@rogers.com> wrote:
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> Re: [ChurchillChat] Where is the "Victory        Torch"?
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> Hi Samuel.
>  
> Hello Samuel.
>  
> I have a photograph, somewhere in my archives, of Ian Mackenzie the Minister 
> of Pensions and National Health presenting the Torch to Winston Churchill – 
> in the background is Canada’s High Commissioner, Vincent Massey. Massey’s 
> memoirs comment on the occasion – as you will read he certainly wasn’t 
> enamoured with the Torch – “It was quite appalling to contemplate....and 
> designed according to the worst traditions of early Hollywood.”  Ouch!
>  
> But I agree that it would be interesting if the resting place of the Torch 
> could be found.
>  
> Terry Reardon
>  
> From: Samuel Veniere
> Sent: Monday, March 21, 2016 3:43 PM
> To: ChurchillChat
> Subject: [ChurchillChat] Where is the "Victory Torch"?
>  
> Hi folks
>  
> I am looking for an object I would really love to see, The Victory Torch. In 
> June 1941, during a Canadian Victory Bonds Campaign, a Victory Torch was 
> carried from western Canada to Québec city, eastern Canada, and then put on 
> display in this city. This torch was then given to Churchill, at 10 Downing 
> Street, in July 1941, but seems to have disapeared today.
>  
> Any clue where this object could be? I would really like to see that.
>  
> truly yours,
>  
> Samuel Venière
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