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Shoulder title, other ranks, Royal Corps of Signals, 1920-1929
Brass badge in the form of the unit title with curved title, 'Royal Corps', over 'of' between straight bars, over curved title, 'Signals'.
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After 26 years, I could probably go back to the exact spot where I found this wonderful Bronze Age flint knife.
Some finds just stick in your memory like that..... π₯°
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Morning, have a good day π
I'm just quoting the find report π
From the Bronze Age
2500BC-1500BC
For #FindsFriday, from this day, 13th March 1999
"Plano-convex knife; patinated yellow/ochre flint, chipped at tip, secondary working to longitudinal edges, fairly crude"
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Looking down into a Lego model of Bury St Edmunds Cathedral, inside Bury St Edmunds Cathedral π
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Bits & Bows π₯°
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2nd batch of keys out of tumbler.
In for 10 hrs on speed 1.
Will pick out some nice ones later.
Something very satisfying about them π€
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I have over many years acquired rather a lot of old keys π₯°
It's time to do something with them. These have been through the tumbler to knock off the rust. Very pleased with the result.
Your secret is out now... π΅οΈββοΈπ
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Pig farmer.
Certainly not a builder π
Funny you should save that.
Think it could be sliding down the slope it's built on. π
70's I think. Built by a farmer, badly π
Soon started to dry and set. Easiest, but probably not the cheapest way to do it, but needed done in a hurry.
There's uneven, then there's this house ππ€£
That was a heavy hour this morning. We had to mix and lay 50 bags of levelling compound, to a floor which was 50mm (2 inches) out of level.