A Wordley trade plate

A. S. Wordley and Co Ltd have cropped up a few times recently, both on this blog and in information arriving at the museum. And here they are again in the shape of a thin aluminium trade plate.

A. S. Wordley and Co Lts trade plate at Market Lavington Museum

This is the badge that the Wordley firm fastened to equipment they sold which obviously turned such equipment into a mobile advert.

The general consensus amongst people who worked for the firm is that this dates from the 1950s. It certainly serves as a nice reminder of 60 years ago in the village.

Tags: 1950s, Agriculture, farming, Market Lavington, Museum

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