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A white linen smock worn by the donor’s mother’s uncle who was a farmer, she has a childhood memory of him wearing it. This smock has fancy buttons and double pockets.
Period: Mid 19th century
Place: Newbury
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Tranchet axes or, Thames Picks are typical of the Middle Stone Age.
A bagatelle board made with wood, plywood and nails by workers at Elliotts of Newbury in the 1940s.
A Common Snipe, or ‘Gallinago’, mounted in a glass case on replica landscape of stone and gravel.
