File:Brian Robb's sketch of 'Cannibal' disguise of 25-pounder gun, limber, quad as trucks.jpg

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Description = Ink sketch by Lt Brian Robb of the 'Cannibal' disguise of 25-pounder gun, limber, quad as 3-ton trucks in Operation Bertram, October 1942 Source = Original publication: The Camouflage Story, Geoffrey Barkas, Cassell
Immediate: scan from part of page 201 of the named book |Date = 1952 |Author = Brian Robb |Article = Animal Camouflage - Advanced |Purpose = The sketch illustrates the fact that Brian Robb, like the other Operation Bertram camouflage officers, was an artist who used his skill to create an effective deception. This image is chosen from among his sketches in the book as it demonstrates the 'Cannibal' method of hiding guns. |Replaceability = All of Robb's artwork remains in copyright. |Minimality = This is the only artwork by Brian Robb, and the only extract from the named book, used in the article. It is used at low resolution. |Commercial = 'The Camouflage Story' is long out of print, and the use of a low-resolution scan of one illustration from the book does not seem at all likely to impinge on any sales it might have. There is no sign that the illustration has ever been made use of commercially other than in the book.

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