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When reported seizures involved new or ingenious methods of concealment, the IGW's office advised Waterguard stations by means of Smuggling Circulars and 'Copycats'.
Before the introduction of the 'Copycat' system, and after when more appropriate, circulars were issued by the 'Board' or the IGW office about smuggling. A few of these circulars are reproduced below:
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During the period between the Second World War and the demise of the Waterguard, the IGW issued circulars about smuggling attempts, included sketches that gave details of actual places of concealment. These became known as 'Copycats'.
PDF copies of some of these 'Copycats' are reproduced here, listed according to the Waterguard Division - based on the post Second World War structure of the service - where the place of concealment described was discovered. Each Division has their own sub-page to facilitate faster browsing and for ease of maintenance. The 'Copycats' can be viewed in the normal way by selecting the appropriate 'button.'
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