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Model wherry showing steps and figures, made 2007

Thames wherry, c1820 : Thames watermen used small wooden rowing boats called wherries to carry passengers on the river. Boats were often distinguished by a specially decorated backboard.

Dimensions: Width: 185mm, Height: 214mm

Reference number: 2006/13444

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