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  • Object number
    60/155
  • Exhibition
    Port Henley - Trading for 1000 years
  • Description
    A bushel for measuring grain. It has the Royal stamp of verification. Used at the Malt House in Fair Oak, Hampshire, by three generations.
    This is a one bushel measure for measuring grain. It is made of steamed wood and has the Royal stamp of verification from Queen Victoria's reign, dating it to between 1837 and 1901. It was used at the Malt House in Fair Oak, Hampshire, by the donor, his father and his grandfather.
  • Physical description
    1 measure: wood; iron
  • Archival history
    Ashford Hill, Hampshire, Used by the donor, his father and grandfather at the Malt House, Fair Oak, Ashford Hill.
  • Production date
    1837 - 1901
  • Object name
    Measure, grain, Measure, bushel
  • Material
    Wood, Metal, iron
  • Associated subject
    MARKETING AND SELLING : weighing and measuring
    Grain
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