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Letter from John Cumberland. Refers to Stafford's valuation of implements, which Cumberland considers too low. Makes the point that if sold at auction, higher prices would be obtained in Houghton Regis, where there are few sales, whereas he would expect lower prices to be achieved at a sale in Bedford, where such auctions are more frequent.

21 Oct 1885

From: 1885 To: 1885

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HOUGHTON REGIS, Houghton Regis East Hill Farm, valuations, agricultural implements, CORRESPONDENCE