Q is for Question Time - Tentage!

Which Spellchecker doesn't like, but then it's American and they probably have 'Ordnance Haberdashery' or something . . . 'Bulk Bivouacs' , in the British army it's tentage, and this tentage is all looking for branding, and not W^D!

As I had one of the tent boxes out the other day, I shot a few of the question marks, and there's pretty-much something for everyone here; a bit of modern polymer, and bit of card and a bit of tin-plate!

Placky-fantacky!

This medieval skullduggery-plotting, for the use of, marquee seems to be pretty modern, manufactured in polypropylene (or some dense, soapy-feel, nylon'y ethylene?), and the blue is probably home paint, I haven't stripped it off as it looks like the sort of PVA blue which tends to stain, so I'll strip if when I'm ready to repaint - whenever that is!

Ends keep falling off!

I wondered if this might be New Ray, or someone similar; a stiff-card tent, pre-cut at the fold-seams and slotting into plastic end-pieces, one open and one closed? But I can't find it in any of my New Ray sources, so some other 'rack-toy' playset? To be honest it could be 'action-figure' sized?

Sharp as a razor!

Bit of age on this one but not as much as you might suspect - I suspect! A sort of tail-end of the hollow-cast era; maybe 1950's? Before that, they (hollow-cast or solid toy soldier box-set accessories) were usually little cotton or linen tents with wire poles and a card base, this is less realistic than those and cheaper to produce - I imagine. Crescent maybe, they did tin-forts and stuff with some of their sets?

Glasto' - can't find his tent - getting berserk!

Anyway that's them; minimal blurb . . . anyone recognise any of them?