The Roundhead Garrison Littlecote

Started by redwine, December 25, 2014, 08:06:36 PM

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redwine

O: .LITTLECOTE. / (roundhead) / BERKSHIRE
R: Presented at / The Roundhead Garrison / Littlecote / Hungerford / Berkshire

Variously reported as pewter?  Looks like Mal's toy car material. I must take a piccy of a splendid example of a toy car I have ;D
5.65g (uniface) 4.67g (other)
25mm

Can't find any other info re the token ..........
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malj1

It looks to be from Littlecote House.

Possibly from this period:

...re-opened in April 1993, with the added attractions of a classic car museum, children's adventure playground, Littlecote "village", working farm, tournament field with jousting and a garden centre...

See also:

...Littlecote was a stronghold of the Parliamentary Army ...  ...and his Littlecote garrison wore the buff coats which form the unique collection currently hanging in the house....
Malcolm
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redwine

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redwine

Here's my lovely toy car  8)
Any ideas what it's meant to be?
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bagerap

Monopoly piece?

And suddenly, the Roundhead Garrison pieces are everywhere. Two in a local market, an outrageously priced one in a Brighton junk shop antique emporium. Two on fleabay and one from someone in my local.


redwine

No, not monopoly 11x4x3.5cm.

Isn't it amazing how pieces see the light  ;D
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malj1

Looks like an Austin or Morris from the late forties.

The Austin A40 was copied extensively for fairground carousels around the same time.
Malcolm
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redwine

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