OLD FATHER THAMES | Tide Travelling Mudlark

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I'm a Tide Travelling Mudlark on the River Thames foreshore. Join me in my adventures through liquid history. Check out the menu links for video, writing and multimedia explorations.

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Tag: 19th century

Lead Love

There are many items in the ‘mudlarking starter kit’ (for example, pins, hand forged nails, garnets), most of which I’ve … More

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Anti Button? Avert Thine Eyes!

There are many items that my long-suffering, non-larking partner finds it hard to get his head around. Some I can … More

18th century, 19th century, a london mudlard, antique buttons, antiques, archaeology, bishopp & harrington, britain, british library, Buttons, cheapside, clothiers, cool, cool stuff, diary of a thames mudlark, digging, england, finds, heritage, history, lambeth, livery buttons, london, london mudlarkers, lower marsh, military buttons, mudlarking, old advertising, parfitt roberts & parfitt, stories, thames mudlarking, tidal thames, UK, utility buttons, vintage, waterloo, weird stuff

Victorian Clay Pipe

❄️Mudlarks Advent, Day 6❄️ Incomplete Victorian clay pipe, bust of Queen Victoria on one side, crown on the other. No … More

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