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Ransomes mounted rigid-tined cultivator drawn by Fordson Major diesel tractor
Fordson Farm Tractors
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P DX281 PH3/453
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This girl kept flashing the performers during the show.
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compare the two hair shades as you can see NP's is like cool black ergo black with blue tones higher than red tones.
Found on page 317 (so don't look if you haven't read it). Not my amendment, but I'm not sure whose it is. I found the person-who-I-borrowed-it-from's bookmark by page 53 (and I know it's his as it's a ticket in his name for the train between New York and Washington), but I'm not sure if he's the original owner (shamefully I don't know what his handwriting looks like) as the thing to indicate source is a price solely in dollars (which it doesn't even bother to denote as US $).
Just discovered, thanks to the book group prompts in the back, that the amendment is actually the original version of the line. Any guesses on why God was cut an American edition?
Marshall threshing machine, manned by soldiers, East Anglia
August 1942 file
Part of Negatives series P FS PH11 itemP FS PH1/K25248
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Raking hay using Fordson tractor-drawn hay rake
Voysey, Annesley
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P DX281 PH3/324
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