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Blagrave Street, Reading. East side. No. 18, the former offices of Cooksey, Walker, Ross and Company, estate agents, in 1975. The royal arms appears, either carved or moulded, in the gable, and there are ornate moulded panels with a design representing ears of corn across the front of the building, which is now empty and about to be demolished. 1970-1979

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