Cole coal hole cover
presume it's a coal hole?
Hayward non-slip coal hole cover
West Brothers coal hole cover
1950s street lamps
Brick Court gas lamp
old lamplighter
old Fleet Street sign
old Parliament Street sign
old Downing Street sign
old Throgmorton Street sign
Oxford City Council notice board
Doyley Road street sign
Hayward in Magdalen Street East
Holywell coal hole
Broad Street coalhole cover
Hayward in Broad Street
Hayward on Broad Street
Bodleian lights
Eynsham signpost
Post Office Savings Bank
Witney milestone
Bridge Street finger sign
distressed lamppost
Logic Lane street sign
iron circles
Bulwarks Lane lamppost
Hayward coal hole cover
Temple gas lamp
Guardian of the Lamp
coal hole ring
octagonal coal hole
watching you watching me
Russell Square Underground
City of Westminster lamppost
black and gold lamp post
London wi-fi box
Dewhurst doorstep
maybe the Queen was right?
C W ON manhole cover
MWB WD manhole cover
round pavement light
autumn time
coal hole design
Hayward self-locking
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"The original street bollards became adapted from the French cannons captured at the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. They were placed on street corners to stop the iron wagon wheels of carts from mounting the kerbs and doing damage. They proved so popular that they adorned many of the London streets and, once the real Cannons were all used up, copies were made and are still to be seen on the streets of London today."
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