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A mobile display belonging to Berkshire County Council, which toured the county between the 1890s and 1928, teaching the skills of the blacksmith. It is seen here at the Dundas Arms Hotel, Kintbury. The forge and anvil are on an open-sided wagon, two horses stand to the left, and there is a static display of horseshoes to the right: newspaper cutting dating from 1989, the centenary of the County Council

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