Sliver of chestnut wood, from King James' Hall, Warwick

PART OF:: Collection of samples of building materials used at the Building Research Station, Watford in the 1940s and '50s.

Made:: Warwick

Sliver of wood, identified as chestnut, from King James' Hall

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Sliver of wood, identified as chestnut, from King James' Hall
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Sliver of wood, identified as chestnut, from King James' Hall, Warwick

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Category:: Building Construction

Object Number:: 1966-376 Pt48

Materials:: wood (chestnut)

type:: sliver

credit:: MInistry of Technology (Watford)

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Sliver of chestnut wood, from King James' Hall, Warwick

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