Germans guns went on display.
Six captured German rifles have been presented by the authorities to Winkfield Civil Parish. At a recent meeting of the Parish Council it was decided that they should be divided among the Schools, to be kept there as a memento of the Great War.
If we are fortunate enough to receive two rifles they will hang well on either side of the Roll of Honour in the main schoolroom.
Winkfield section of Winkfield District Magazine, November 1919 (D/P 151/28A/11/11)
Posted by berkshirerecordoffice on 22 November, 2019
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