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A road junction at Mortimer, c. 1942. A finger-post shows that the road to the left goes towards Aldermaston. The bottoms of the telegraph-poles along the road ahead have been painted white, suggesting that the photograph may have been taken in war time. 1940-1949: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Longmoor, Mortimer, " and numbered 18

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Remove A road junction at Mortimer, c. 1942. A finger-post shows that the road to the left goes towards Aldermaston. The bottoms of the telegraph-poles along the road ahead have been painted white, suggesting that the photograph may have been taken in war time. 1940-1949: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Longmoor, Mortimer, " and numbered 18 from your current listSave A road junction at Mortimer, c. 1942. A finger-post shows that the road to the left goes towards Aldermaston. The bottoms of the telegraph-poles along the road ahead have been painted white, suggesting that the photograph may have been taken in war time. 1940-1949: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Longmoor, Mortimer, " and numbered 18 to your current list

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Remove A road junction at Mortimer, c. 1942. A finger-post shows that the road to the left goes towards Aldermaston. The bottoms of the telegraph-poles along the road ahead have been painted white, suggesting that the photograph may have been taken in war time. 1940-1949: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Longmoor, Mortimer, " and numbered 18 from your current listSave A road junction at Mortimer, c. 1942. A finger-post shows that the road to the left goes towards Aldermaston. The bottoms of the telegraph-poles along the road ahead have been painted white, suggesting that the photograph may have been taken in war time. 1940-1949: postcard by H. A. Giles, with the caption, "Longmoor, Mortimer, " and numbered 18 to your current list

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