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65/114
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Turnip pecks were used for pulling up what was left of turnips after sheep had been fed on them. This peck has two iron prongs and a long wooden handle. It is part of the Saint Mary Bourne Collection, from the village of Saint Mary Bourne in Hampshire.
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MERL miscellaneous note – ‘The St. Mary Bourne Collection // 65/114. Turnip Peck'
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- L:\MERL\Objects\JISC 2012\60 series negatives\60_7185.tif - High resolution image
