A square enamelled “Ferryland Touring Club” badge which features a map of the world. This badge was given to Shaw House School pupils to wear whilst on a school trip to Italy in April 1966.
Period: Mid 20th century
Place: Shaw-cum-Donnington
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A square enamelled “Ferryland Touring Club” badge which features a map of the world. This badge was given to Shaw House School pupils to wear whilst on a school trip to Italy in April 1966.
Period: Mid 20th century
Place: Shaw-cum-Donnington
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