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A mounted red-throated diver, an adult displaying winter plumage. A large waterbird, this red-throated diver was recorded to have been shot on the lake at Aldermaston Court on 10th February 1951. The donor had it mounted by Garrards, which cost £2.7.6d (two pounds, seven shillings and sixpence, or two pounds and 37.5p in metric coinage).
Period: Mid 20th century
Place: Aldermaston
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Coins started to be used in Britain during the later Iron Age, although iron bars and ‘ring money’ were earlier forms of currency.
A bakers handcart from Whitehorn’s Bakery and Confectioners, which was used locally to deliver baked goods.
Ihagee camera with Carl Zeiss lens.
