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  • Object number
    70/299
  • Collection
    Reeves Collection
  • Description
    Sample of about a quarter of a pound of barley grains. Sold to Mr Shott for 17/- per lb. 1911. Part of the Reeves collection.
    This sample consists of about a quarter of a pound of barley grains. This sample of barley sold to Mr Shott for 17/- per lb. 1911 A.C. The grains are inside a grey paper bag. This sample came to museum as part of the Reeves collection.
  • Physical description
    sample: barley seed
  • Archival history
    MERL Miscellaneous note, Greta Bertram, 10 March 2014 – The Reeves Collection was donated by R. & J. Reeves and Son Ltd. of Bratton Iron Works near Westbury, Wiltshire. The firm, which manufactured agricultural machinery, was well-established by 1849, and went into final receivership in 1970, when the Collection was donated to MERL. Bratton Iron Works was demolished in 1973. A detailed list of all of the objects in the Collection can be found in the accession file for 70/235. Records relating to the firm can be found in the MERL Archives, reference TR REE., MERL 'Handwritten accession' form (Institute of Agricultural History) – ‘Barley sample // Marketing grain // Reeves // Description: This sample consists of about a quarter of a pound of barley grains. "Sample of barley sold to Mr Shott for 17/- per lb. 1911 A.C. The grains are inside a grey paper bag.’
  • Object name
    Sample, barley
  • Material
    Seed, barley
  • Associated subject
    MARKETING AND SELLING
    Barley
    Grain
  • External document
    • L:\MERL\Objects\JISC 2012\60 series negatives\60_10267.tif - High resolution image
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