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The Royal Berkshire Horse Artillery, on Oliver Dixon's Meadow, off Wokingham Road, 1914. After mobilisation they spent a few weeks there, before going to the east coast. The men appear to be relaxing, some of them on the ground, and there are three horse-drawn wagons in the picture, one of them belonging to Richard Pilgrim, furniture remover, of Reading. 1910-1919: postcard by C. E. May

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