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Alderminster. Coombe Farm
Coombe Farm, Banbury Road, Alderminster, showing the farmhouse, cottage and barn with garden and access lane. 1930s
Alderminster. Cottages and houses
Cottages and houses with two workmen standing in an outhouse. c.1905 [The picture shows the village Forge. The 'outhouse' on the front was where the blacksmith shoed the horses. It would be the blacksmith ...
Alderminster. Mr Fred Hicks
Mr. Fred Hicks in his garden in Alderminster. 1930s
Alderminster. Post Office
A street in Alderminster showing post office in foreground. Bicycle leaning against wall of house, woman standing nearby. Other people in distance. 1920s
Alderminster. Return of the church bells
The bells from Alderminster church laying on the ground in front of the entrance after having been returned from Loughborough after being returned and repaired. June 1939
Alderminster. St Mary and Holy Cross Church
Mr. Morgan outside St Mary and Holy Cross church, Alderminster. 1930s
Alderminster. View of the church interior
St Mary's church interior, Alderminster. 1900s
Alderminster. Village scene
Cottages in Alderminster. 1900s
Alderminster. Village scene
Cottages in Alderminster. 1900s
Alderminster. White Bridge
The White Bridge, Alderminster, showing the postman with bicycle crossing wooden bridge and a house in the background. 1920s
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1700-1725. It has a tall, straight-sided bowl over a solid base. The heavy baluster stem has three knops and the foot is plain.
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1730. A fine proportional tall glass with an attenuated bell bowl. This is set on a single knopped stem, over a plain foot.
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1740. It has a tall, straight-sided bowl. The stem is short with a single knop and the foot is folded.
Ale Glass
A tall funnel-shaped ale glass, c.1750. The glass is engraved with hops and barley. There is a tear in the stem and the foot is folded.
Ale Glass
An unusual drinking glass, c.1745. It has a short funnel bowl on a shoulder. The stem is knopped and contains an air twist. The foot is conical in shape.
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1755. The glass has an elongated ogee bowl on a fine opaque twist stem. It also has a domed foot, which is an unusual feature with opaque stemmed glasses.
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1755-1760 The glass has a tall, bell-shaped bowl. The stem contains an opaque twist stem and the foot is plain.
Ale Glass
Drinking glass, c.1760-1770 This glass has a tall, straight-sided bowl. There is flat cutting at the base of the bowl. The stem is facet cut and has a single-knop. The foot is plain.