I was browsing a local sale list and there it was in all its glory, dumb luck. :cool:
I have stumbled upon the answer .... [ATTACH]
Maybe these were exported surplus and required the that sticker. I do not know.
Misspellings are very common on old documents. Note that the last names of both are spelled differently. Even the name of this small town is. ;)
Awesome! I wish I had thought of that!
That must be a slang?
What!? They didn't have copy machines back then? :playful:
Try taking a sharp picture in natural light, using direct and indirect lighting without glare.
It's a sharecropper agreement. Philip is renting a field from John for a year, in return for a 3rd of the grain. Also a sum of $50 to be paid to...
Boland, it looks as if the photos were taken outside and an actual shadow from a tree is creating the black shape on the 7th photo. ;)
This may provide a clue about the 20 marked on it? http://www.wrenchingnews.com/wrench-logos/logos-page-1.html Cool wall decoration.
Here's a bit about N. B. https://www.angloboerwar.com/forum/11-research/27622-nb-as-an-abbreviation-after-scottish-place-names
I've pulled some detail out of the supplied image. Th boy and girl figures both have wings, so they must be angles. Both are holding items, maybe...
I do not know, but here's some information ... https://www.glassencyclopedia.com/Leverrefrancaisglass.html
They look more like bricks to me. Also, I would work from top to bottom. Just mask-off what you have done and continue. ;)
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Ad Victorem Spolia!
I don't know and it looks cool, but that fiber stuff could be asbestos. ;)
Those are Cheddar Trees! :wacky:
Rat or Mouse?...
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