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The junction of the Great West Road (A4) with Pangbourne Lane (A340) at Theale, c. 1935. The kerbstones are painted black and white, and a structure stands in the angle of the junction, probably a telephone kiosk for one of the motoring organisations. There are telegraph poles on both sides of the A4. Two girls with bicycles are standing talking to a man on a motorcycle, and there is one car visible. 1930-1939: postcard by H. A. Giles

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