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Silver Street, Reading, looking southwards from the top of London Street, c. 1910. The building, part of which is visible on the far left, is St. Giles's School. On the right-hand side, the fried fish shop of Edwin Dearing is visible ay No. 6. There is a wagon loaded with large hampers and drawn by two horses coming down the street, with several horses and carts behind it. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with the caption "Silver St. Reading, " and numbered 575

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Remove Silver Street, Reading, looking southwards from the top of London Street, c. 1910. The building, part of which is visible on the far left, is St. Giles's School. On the right-hand side, the fried fish shop of Edwin Dearing is visible ay No. 6. There is a wagon loaded with large hampers and drawn by two horses coming down the street, with several horses and carts behind it. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with the caption "Silver St. Reading, " and numbered 575 from your current listSave Silver Street, Reading, looking southwards from the top of London Street, c. 1910. The building, part of which is visible on the far left, is St. Giles's School. On the right-hand side, the fried fish shop of Edwin Dearing is visible ay No. 6. There is a wagon loaded with large hampers and drawn by two horses coming down the street, with several horses and carts behind it. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with the caption "Silver St. Reading, " and numbered 575 to your current list

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Remove Silver Street, Reading, looking southwards from the top of London Street, c. 1910. The building, part of which is visible on the far left, is St. Giles's School. On the right-hand side, the fried fish shop of Edwin Dearing is visible ay No. 6. There is a wagon loaded with large hampers and drawn by two horses coming down the street, with several horses and carts behind it. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with the caption "Silver St. Reading, " and numbered 575 from your current listSave Silver Street, Reading, looking southwards from the top of London Street, c. 1910. The building, part of which is visible on the far left, is St. Giles's School. On the right-hand side, the fried fish shop of Edwin Dearing is visible ay No. 6. There is a wagon loaded with large hampers and drawn by two horses coming down the street, with several horses and carts behind it. 1910-1919 : scan of a postcard by P. O. Collier, with the caption "Silver St. Reading, " and numbered 575 to your current list

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