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The steam-launch "Queen of the Thames" belonging to J. Maynard of Reading in a lock c. 1935. The upper deck is thronged with passengers, many of them wearing circular badges, suggesting that this was a club outing. On the other side of the lock there is a flower border in front of a fence, and behind that are trees and rambler roses growing over rustic poles. 1930-1939: photograph by Arthur Griffiths of Addison Road, Reading

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Remove The steam-launch "Queen of the Thames" belonging to J. Maynard of Reading in a lock c. 1935. The upper deck is thronged with passengers, many of them wearing circular badges, suggesting that this was a club outing. On the other side of the lock there is a flower border in front of a fence, and behind that are trees and rambler roses growing over rustic poles. 1930-1939: photograph by Arthur Griffiths of Addison Road, Reading from your current listSave The steam-launch "Queen of the Thames" belonging to J. Maynard of Reading in a lock c. 1935. The upper deck is thronged with passengers, many of them wearing circular badges, suggesting that this was a club outing. On the other side of the lock there is a flower border in front of a fence, and behind that are trees and rambler roses growing over rustic poles. 1930-1939: photograph by Arthur Griffiths of Addison Road, Reading to your current list

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Remove The steam-launch "Queen of the Thames" belonging to J. Maynard of Reading in a lock c. 1935. The upper deck is thronged with passengers, many of them wearing circular badges, suggesting that this was a club outing. On the other side of the lock there is a flower border in front of a fence, and behind that are trees and rambler roses growing over rustic poles. 1930-1939: photograph by Arthur Griffiths of Addison Road, Reading from your current listSave The steam-launch "Queen of the Thames" belonging to J. Maynard of Reading in a lock c. 1935. The upper deck is thronged with passengers, many of them wearing circular badges, suggesting that this was a club outing. On the other side of the lock there is a flower border in front of a fence, and behind that are trees and rambler roses growing over rustic poles. 1930-1939: photograph by Arthur Griffiths of Addison Road, Reading to your current list

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