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The Roebuck Ferry, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1910. The ferryman's cottage and towing-path are to the left, and the ferry appears to be steam-powered, with a cabin, and two life-belts on the back. Various rowing-boats are drawn up on the bank. The picture is within an oval border, which is itself within a decorative border. 1910-1919: postcard, the Milton Sellwell Series by Woolstone Brothers, London, has the caption, "Nr. Reading. Tilehurst Ferry, " and numbered 116

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Remove The Roebuck Ferry, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1910. The ferryman's cottage and towing-path are to the left, and the ferry appears to be steam-powered, with a cabin, and two life-belts on the back. Various rowing-boats are drawn up on the bank. The picture is within an oval border, which is itself within a decorative border. 1910-1919: postcard, the Milton Sellwell Series by Woolstone Brothers, London, has the caption, "Nr. Reading. Tilehurst Ferry, " and numbered 116 from your current listSave The Roebuck Ferry, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1910. The ferryman's cottage and towing-path are to the left, and the ferry appears to be steam-powered, with a cabin, and two life-belts on the back. Various rowing-boats are drawn up on the bank. The picture is within an oval border, which is itself within a decorative border. 1910-1919: postcard, the Milton Sellwell Series by Woolstone Brothers, London, has the caption, "Nr. Reading. Tilehurst Ferry, " and numbered 116 to your current list

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Remove The Roebuck Ferry, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1910. The ferryman's cottage and towing-path are to the left, and the ferry appears to be steam-powered, with a cabin, and two life-belts on the back. Various rowing-boats are drawn up on the bank. The picture is within an oval border, which is itself within a decorative border. 1910-1919: postcard, the Milton Sellwell Series by Woolstone Brothers, London, has the caption, "Nr. Reading. Tilehurst Ferry, " and numbered 116 from your current listSave The Roebuck Ferry, Tilehurst, Reading, c. 1910. The ferryman's cottage and towing-path are to the left, and the ferry appears to be steam-powered, with a cabin, and two life-belts on the back. Various rowing-boats are drawn up on the bank. The picture is within an oval border, which is itself within a decorative border. 1910-1919: postcard, the Milton Sellwell Series by Woolstone Brothers, London, has the caption, "Nr. Reading. Tilehurst Ferry, " and numbered 116 to your current list

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