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                <text>Known as a Graft, for digging clay especially in a brickyard. Condition: metalwork sound but surface rust. Wood work sound except for handle which is split. Length: 102 cm.</text>
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                <text> gift from : Treagust, B, Mrs 18 Kings Terrace, Emsworth</text>
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                <text> Valuation: GBP  5.00: 1.1992.&#13;
Characters shown are from left to right:&#13;
Haines, Parham (upper), Prior, Prior (on steps), Prior and Barter.&#13;
Two copies of this image exist. One has a sepia colour and one a black and white colour. The sepia example has had a liquid spilt on it.</text>
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