The number given in the first column is the New Catalogue number. On each item in the museum is a tag, which has NC and the number.

The third column gives the location in the museum. A single number refers to a bay in the barn, which is marked with a corresponding Roman numeral.

(~ listed in original catalogue but not displayed)

No. Description Location 1 Homemade hand operated donkey with large wheel and arrow head share. 5 to 6 A Kent turnwrest plough with gallows carriage. The wrest or mouldboard , the part that flips the 2 5 furrow over can be moved from one side of the plough to the other, he e turnwrest. 3 Small turnwrest digging plough with Suffolk type hake and single wheel. 6 A swing plough i.e. without wheels but having an iron foot (missing, but see plough at the back of 4 4 the bay) locally known as a foot plough. 5 Small cast iron turnwrest plough (gallows carriage) 6 6 Turnover one way plough made by John Huxtable and Sons, Barnstable, Devon 6 Cast iron two wheeled single furrow balance plough made by Ransome Sims and Jeffries of 8 7 Ipswich. A Kent turnwrest plough with gallows carriage. The wrest or mouldboard, the part that flips the 9 4 furrow over can be moved from one side of the plough to the other, hence turnwrest. A Romney Marsh jack plough (Sussex foot plough) - this is a swing plough of the Kent turnwrest 10 4 type with an iron foot at the front.. 11 Cast iron double furrow balance plough made as 15 made by Ransomes 6 12 Furrow press In open stall 13 Breast plough for skimming surface growth off Oast upper 14 Ridging plough In open stall 15 Cast iron ridging plough with gallows carriage made by Ransomes, Sims and Jeffries in Ipswich. 6 16 A Romney Marsh jack plough as above. 4 Cast iron long plate plough with single wheel made by the Bedford Plough and Engineering 17 5 to 6 Company. 18 Wrought iron share for a Kent plough. 4 19 Probably chilled cast iron factory made share from a digging or long plate plough. 4 21 20 Cast iron factory made share. 4 22 Chilled cast iron factory made knife coulter. 4 Wrought iron arrow head share for use with paring plough. i.e. removes top layer of weeds, no 23 4 coulter. 24 Cast iron broad flat blade for use with Kent plough. 4 25 Wrought iron rod with flat 'paddle' blade for use with a Kent plough. 4 26 Iron broad, flat share for use with a Kent plough. 4 27 Swing plough - missing foot 4 28 Wrought iron as 23 4 30 Iron, painted black, broad flat arrow-head share with feather squared off. 4 31 Wrought iron, painted black, large 'T' shaped share and buck for use with a Kent plough (see 23) 4 32 Wrought iron small flat bladed share Kent plough. 4 33 Wrought iron broad flat bladed share for Kent plough. 4 34 Cast iron buck (i.e. part behind share), tapered cylindrical with flat blade for use with Kent plough. 4 35 Chilled cast iron high sided share for use with long plate plough (Ransomes of Ipswich patent) 4 36 Chilled cast iron high sided share for use with a digging plough (Ransomes of Ipswich patent) 4 37 Factory made skim coulter for use on multi furrow plough - on left hand side. 5 to 6 38 Two-wheeled cast iron framed plough with ridging frame i.e. for root crops. 7 39 Mole drainage plough 7 40 Drainage Oast upper 41 Turfing iron or peat spade Oast upper 43 Drainage/slurry scoop Oast upper 44 Trenching fork Oast upper 44 Hanging - Branding iron Oast upper 45 Clay cutting spade Oast upper 46 Clay cutting spade Oast upper 47 Drainage spade Oast upper 48 Trenching fork Oast upper 49 Drainage spade Oast upper 50 Drainage scoop Oast upper 51 Hanging - poll for killing animals by hitting in the middle of the head (poll) and then cutting up Oast upper 52 Hanging - meat clever Oast upper 53 Horseshoe drainage tile Oast upper 54 Hanging - water pipe Oast upper 55 Horseshoe drainage pipe Oast upper 56 Horseshoe drainage pipe Oast upper 58 Drainage spade for dew ponds Oast upper 59 Scoop used by owner to clear dew a dew pond - a hollow thought to be supplied with water by mist. Oast upper 60 Drainage scoop Oast upper 61 Stone shovelling fork Oast upper 62 Drainage spade for dew ponds Oast upper 63 Boot iron Oast table 64 Boot irons Oast table 65 Digging spade Oast upper 66 Drainage spade for dew ponds Oast upper 68 Digging fork Oast upper 69 Horse drawn roller used at Biddenden. Centre 70 in WCAM cards as a small hand operated box-framed roller 71 Bean Oast table 72 On the back wall a pair of frame harrows. 5 73 On the left hand side a wooden framed rhomboidal harrow with pointed and duck footed tines. 5 74/7 At the back a small framed rhomboidal harrow with two coupling hinges. 5 to 6 5 On the right hand side a large wooden framed rhomboidal harrow with five rows of duck footed 76 5 tines and small draw bar. 77 Hanging - Branding iron Oast upper 78/7 9 Small all metal zig-zag harrow at back. 5 to 6 and 80 81 Hop Oast ground 82 A shaft. In WCAM cards as a share 4 83 Ransomes digger – potato lifter In open stall 84 Bean self propelled toolbar In open stall 86 Seed lip - kidney shaped container with central bar and short handle for broadcasting seed - on 10 87 & raised part. 88 Leaning on left hand side home made six furrow seed maker with cultivator. 5 to 6 89 In WCAM five funnels for attaching to coulters 90/9 Long shallow box seed shaker divided into 22 compartments each with two metal plates at the 10 1 base. Small cylindrical hand seed sower with seed hopper flanked by a pair of disc wheels with small 93 10 handle. Single wheeled wheel barrow framed seed broadcaster with large horizontal seed hopper operated 95 10 by bevel gears. Single row brush feed seed drill with adjustable width for wheels - incomplete, no hopper plus 97 10 woodworm. 98 Brush feed seed drill In open stall Single row hand powered seed drill with tines and roller attached made by Wessex Industries, 99 10 Poole, Dorset coloured green and red. 'Aero' broadcast seed fiddle drill with revolving finned disc with hand operated bow - on raised 100 10 section to right. 101 Milk can seed sower 10 102 Hand sower 10 103 Single wheeled wheel brush feed drill on barrow type construction with wooden stand. 10 104 Brush feed seed drill. 10 Horse drawn drill with front disc rollers and rear wooden rollers with belt driven seed mechanism for 105 10 root seed. 106 Seed box 10 to 11 107 Horse drawn two row cup-feed seed drill for root crops. Centre 108 Suffolk corn drill made by James Smyth and Sons, Peasenhall, Suffolk in 1842. Centre 109 Potato planter Oast upper 110 Sulphur pan for use on furnace in the oast Oast ground 111 Sulphur pan on fire in oast with sulphur in In plenum 112 Corn dibber Oast upper 113 Corn dibber Oast upper 115 Bean dibber Oast table 116 Bean dibber Oast table 'The Planet Junior' hand powered cultivator/ with two tines and adjustable settings made by S. 119 10 L. Allen and Co., Philadelphia. 120 Hand powered two tine hoe with adjustable settings. 7 121 Thistle spud for lifting thistles Oast upper 122 Thistle pliers Oast upper 124 Dock lifter Oast upper 125 Hoe blade Oast table 127 Expanding cultivator. 6 Thistle pliers, hand weeding for crop protection. (note - also catalogued as blacksmiths tongs!) 128 5 to 6 on raised left hand side. 129 Cultivator 12 to 13 130 and with heavy weight triangular blade for tillage. 9 131 Single wheeled horse drawn 4 row hoe with tines on adjustable settings made by Weeks and Son, 132 6 Maidstone. 133 3 wheeled horse drawn expanding hoe made by Garrets Patent, Sutton at Hone, Kent. 5 to 6 135 Single wheeled horse drawn cultivator hoe (a nidget) 5 136 Cultivator In open stall 137 Dock spud Oast upper 138 Bird scarer Oast table 139 Liquid manure cart. Centre 140 Silage knife similar use to above. 8 141 Liquid manure cart probably from Wye. Centre 142 Hand held hop sprayer Oast upper 143 Hop sprayer Oast table 144 Stirrup pump Oast upper 145 Mysto crop knapsack sprayer Oast upper 146 Hanging - hand held crop sprayer Oast upper 147 Digging fork Oast upper 148 Crop powderer Oast under T 149 Crop powderer Oast ground 150 Crop powderer with bicycle wheel Oast ground 151 Hand operated two wheeled sprayer Oast ground 152 Small - pea swap - hanging Oast upper 153 Pea swap - for cutting peas down Oast upper 154 Scythe blade Oast upper 155 Scythe Oast table 156 Royal –First class sprayer by Weeks and Son In open stall 157 Scythe blade Oast table 158 Bagging hook Oast table 160 Bagging hook Oast table 162 Mowing scythe Workshop 163 Pitch fork 9 164 Sieve 12 165 Rake 9 166 Mowing scythe made by Spear and Jackson. 12 Large horse drawn hay sweep with handles for worker and chain attachments for horses on wall at 167 6 back. 168 Hay knife 8 169 Hay knife Oast upper 170~ In WCAM two handed hay knife 172 Hay knife Workshop 173 Heavyweight tractor driven thistle cutter with rotary disc cutter made by W McBride and Sons, Cork. 10 to 11 Self binding side delivery reaper with sail arms and conveyor belt used at Waterbrook Farm, 174 Centre Sevington, Kent Made by Massey Harris. (The machine is in it's transport mode) Sail reaper made by A C Bamlett, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. The cut corn was pushed to the side and 175 Centre therefore wasn't run over on the next cut. 176 Scythe cradle resting on sack trolley Oast ground 177 Reaping scythe with curved snead and cradle Oast ground 178 Hay knife Oast upper 179 Double handed hay knife. 8 180 Hand rake 9 183, 184, Hand drag rake for general use in harvesting. 9 185 186 Oat/barley fork Oast upper 187 Oat fork Oast upper 194, 195, Barley fork with four tines arranged in pairs to form a cradle used for harvesting/gathering. 9 197 196 Barley fork with four tines arranged in pairs to form a cradle used for harvesting/gathering. 7 199 Pitch fork or shuck fork for harvesting/loading. 9 200 Two tined head, part of a hay fork. 9 202 Hay fork used for harvesting/loading. 7 203 Scythe (two number) 8 T22 205 Rick iron Oast table 207 Bundling tool used in thatching Oast upper 208 Root chopper with four parallel blades. 9 209 Barley hummeller for removing awns from barley, rectangular base with parallel cutting blades. 9 210 Barley hummeller for removing awns from barley. 9 211 Turnip chopper, cruciform bladed head. 9 212 Winnowing machine originally hand cranked but modified to belt drive. Centre 213 Winnower 11 214 Threshing machine 11 215 Corn cleaner 11 Chaff cutter. This was used to cut up straw to a suitable size to be used in fodder which was then 216 12 mixed with something more nutritious such as cattle cake made from molasses etc. 217 Chaff cutter. 12 As above but in rotary form with cutting blades made by Ransomes Sims and Jeffries, Orwell 218 12 works, Ipswich. 219 Corn mill 13 220 Scoop (winnowing shawl) used when separating the chaff from the wheat. 12 Strike, a small wooden rod in a copper casing used with a bushel measure for separation after 221 12 threshing and used at Little Betteshanger Windmill. 222 Corn cleaner 12 223 Potato . 12 224 Potato riddle. 12 225 Chaff cutter 12 226 Small portable belt driven apple crusher from Nettlestead Farm (Maidstone) on left hand side. 12 to 13 227 Hay press for pressing bundles of hay from Cox Hill Farm, Shepherdswell. 12 to 13 228 Bean mill - see 230 13 229 Bean mill - see 230 13 230 Bean mill. Beans which are grown for fodder are cracked before being fed to the animals. 13 231 Rotary chaff cutter, with spiked rollers manufactured by Bamfords. 13 232 Cake crusher (added to cut chaff) made by Bentalls, Maldon, Essex. 13 233 Turnip chopper Oast upper 234 Turnip knife Oast table 235 Beet/hop knife Oast table 236 Clipper safety chaff cutter – electric powered In open stall 237 Slate cutter Oast table 238 Wimble Oast table 239 A wimble i.e. as 240 240 Hanging - wimble, straw band twister Oast upper 241 Rope twister Oast upper 242 Rope twister Workshop 243 Rope making machine. 1 to 2 244 Rope twister Oast ground 245 String balling machine for use in hop gardens Oast ground 246 Wim won = twine frame - rope machine for hop garden Oast ground 247 Corn Oast upper 248 Corn scoop Oast upper 249 Half bushel corn shovel Oast upper 250 Sack hook, hanging Oast ground 251 Small trolley wagon In open stall 252 South Midland wagon modified to Sussex regional design. Centre 253 Kent pole wagon built at Willesborough. Centre 254 Box wagon - base made by Peters and Sons, London and used by J Coulter of Wye. Centre Tumbrel - small deep sided two wheeled box cart with tilting mechanism used on Wye College 255 2 Farm. Box type wagon used to transport broccoli from Westgate to Margate used by E Quested of 256 Centre Woodchurch Farm, Westgate. 257 Timber jigger for carrying tree trunks (upside down). 12 to 13 258 Sack barrow Centre 259 Hanging - Branding iron Oast upper 260 Branding iron - ‘Fremlins’ 1 261 Wheelwright's jack (could be W155) 1 262 Cart jack. 1 263 Auger for tap hole in barrel - Cooper’s tool 2 264 Timber pieces from barrel - 21 in all 2 265 Hollow knife - cooper’s tool 2 266 Axe with offset handle - cooper’s tool 2 267 Cooper’s hammer - cooper’s tool 2 268 Bucket shave - cooper’s tool 2 269 Spoke shave - cooper’s tool 2 270 Bow saw - cooper’s tool 2 271 Adze - cooper’s tool 2 272 Compasses - cooper’s tool 2 273 Inside shave - cooper’s tool 2 274 Chiv (box chiv) - cooper’s tool 2 275 Crose - cooper’s tool 2 276 Saw crose - cooper’s tool 2 277 Crose - cooper’s tool 2 278 Saw crose - cooper’s tool 2 279 Cresset - cooper’s tool 2 280 Cast iron rings resting on above Oast ground 281 Diagonals - cooper’s tool 2 282 Binman's hook Oast table 283 Auger - cooper’s tool 2 284 Truss hoops - cooper’s tool 2 285 Truss hoops - cooper’s tool 2 286 Truss hoops - cooper’s tool 2 287 Truss hoops - cooper’s tool 2 288 Iron barrel hoops (8) 2 289 Barrel hoop - iron ‘booge’ - cooper’s tool 2 290 Barrel hoop - iron ‘booge’ - cooper’s tool 2 296 Corn sieve Workshop 297 28lb. weight 1 300 Box churn. 3 301 Barrel churn used by Mr. & Mrs. Hayward, Stroud, West Hampton 3 Butter plunger - this was one of the earliest types of churn; basically a perforated wooden disc was 302 3 pushed up and down quickly until the butter formed. 303 Scoop (resting on above). 3 304 Box churn. 3 305 Galvanised metal bucket for milking. 3 306 Milking machine - Hinman - see notes on timber upright. 3 307 Milk churn. 3 308 Milk churn 3 309 Milk measure (hanging on above). 3 310 Mincing tool Oast table 311 Barrel churn 3 312 Metal milking stool 3 313 Spraying machine 3 314 Hinman milking machine instructions 3 316 Milk pump Workshop 317 Ox yoke. 1 318 Ox yoke. 1 319 Butter working table (see notes). 3 320 Box churn. 3 321 Barrel churn 3 322 Cream separator. 3 323 Cream separator (centrifugal) 3 Gearing from horse gear outside the barn. The horse used to walk round and round providing the 324 3 power for farm machinery e.g. threshers. 325 Kent tipping cart In open stall 332 Framed receipts. 8 344 Hedging hook (slasher) Oast upper 350 Band saw 3 351 Band saw 3 352 Band saw 3 353 Large band saw. 2 354 Band saw 3 355 Two man cross cut saw. 3 356 Two man cross cut saw 3 357, Hack saws on cross piece. 2 8 360 Two man cross cut saw. 2 361 One man cross cut saw. 2 362~ In WCAM as saw bench blade 363 Circular saw blade. 2 364 Two man cross cut saw. 2 366 Two man cross cut saw Oast upper 363, 4 One man cross cut saws Oast upper and 5 366~ In WCAM as one man cross cut saw 367 Two man cross cut saw 2 368 Yard arm scales. 13 369 Scales 13 380 Balance scales made by Bayliss, Birmingham 13 382 Spring balance. 13 383 Spring balance. 13 384 Yard arm scales. 13 385 Yard arm scales. 13 386 Yard arm scales. 13 387 Yard arm scales. 13 389 Yard arm scales. 13 390 Spring balance made by Marriot, London. 13 391 Balance scales for weighing flour at front of upright. 1 to 2 392 Balance scales (hanging). 1 to 2 393, 4 5,6,7 4 no. 56lbs ,8 1 400, 4,7,7 and 14lbs. 1 2,3 405~ In WCAM as beam scales 406 Weight Workshop 407 Weight Workshop 408 Weight Oast ground 409 10,1 4lb 2lb 7lb 7lb Oast ground 5,16 412, Weights - weight obscured by corrosion Oast ground 13 414 56lb weight 416 Hedge cutter Oast ground 417 Balance scales Oast ground 418 Weight - no weight printed on it Oast ground 419 Trolley scales. 1 420 56lb weight Oast ground 430 Pitch pot. 13 431 Cooking crane supporting 430 13 432 Lantern. 13 433 Lantern hanging on right hand side of upright. 2 434/ Land measuring wheels. 5 to 6 5 436 Wheel measure. 13 437/ Wheelwright's measure. 1 8 439 Barley hummeller for removing awns from barley. 9 440 Paraffin lamp. 8 441 Bill hook 6 443 Bill hook 6 444 blade 10 445 Seed drill 10 446 Wooden pole 1 447 Spike collar 1 to 2 448 Block 1 to 2 449 Spanner 5 to 6 450 Barking tool 1 460, 1 Hame bells. A number are displayed here and one set was worn by a horse across it's neck. If you 2,3,4 1 heard a lot of bells there was a big cart coming. and 5 468 Housen 1 469 Housen. 1 470 Housen. 1 471 Hame bells hanging above ball e scales. 1 to 2 472 Ox yoke. 1 473 Ox yoke. 1 474 Ox yoke. 1 475 Whippletree. 1 476 Ox yoke. 1 477 Blacksmith's bellows used by Mr. H P Thompson at the Old Forge, Kemsing before 1935. 1 478 Set of hame bells. 1 479 Swingletree. 1 482~ In WCAM as a pair of hames 484 Blacksmith's anvil supporting bellows. 1 496 Display horse with the following items on it: 481 Hames. 483 Hame bells. 484 The bridle. 485 Fly terret. 1 486 Nose bag. 487 Harness decoration. 489 Bar ridger. 490 Hames 491 Harness. 492 High bridge pad. 493 Harness collar. 494 Reins. 495 Hames. 497 A bar ridger. 4 499 Blacksmith's tripod. 1 Binding machine off the back of a similar reaper which is in the middle of the barn. The mechanism 500 1 tied the corn and then secured it by driving the needle through effectively knotting the sheaf. 501, Axle bearings. 1 2 503 Harvesting keg. 1 to 2 504 Unknown. 1 to 2 505 Small knife grinder 13 resting 506 Knife grinder 13 507 Sheep shearing machine. 1 508 Sheep dipping bath. 2 509 Pig killing form 2 510 Pulley block 1 to 2 511 Whippletree on above (attaches to traces from horse) 7 512 Anvil 1 515 On the back wall a wheel off an old plough. 5 516, 517, 3 wagon wheels, one back and two front. 8 858 518 Brake shoe - put under the wheel of a wagon. 6 519 Surveyors chain. 5 to 6 520, 1,3 On raised part barking for use as name suggests. 5 to 6 and 5 522 Barking tool - taking bark off wood Oast table 523 Barking tool 1 524 Blacksmith's tongs Oast table Either side of the threshing floor are two wooden framed woodworking lathes. In the one on the 526 10 to 11 right can be seen the centre of a wheel (nave) in the making. 527 Boxing engine 11 528 Boxing engine. 11 529 Flocking machine 13 530 Shepherds dipping crook used with 508. 2 532/ Wooden beams for pulling the harrows - see below. 5 3 534 Wooden shaft resting against the left hand side. 4 536 Hand cultivator. 5 to 6 537 Hay probe. 8 'The Planet Junior' hand powered two tine hoe with adjustable settings made by Allen and Co. 538 7 Philadelphia. 571 Sludge pump Workshop 574 Sack trolley Oast ground 577 Roller/grass cutter Workshop 579 Frame harrow In open stall 584 to Bells from hames Oast ground 591 592 Housen Oast ground 593 Pair of hames Oast ground 594 Housen Oast ground 595 Pair of hames Oast ground 596 Housen Oast ground 597 Pair of hames Oast ground 598 Housen Oast ground 599 Pair of hames with housen on the wall Oast ground 600 Bridle, consisting of blinkers, bit, nose and neck strap, hanging on the wall Oast ground 601 Satchel on the wall Oast ground 602~ In WCAM as a high bridge pad 603 Pair of hames hanging on the wall Oast ground 604 Axe Oast upper 605 Axe Oast upper 606 Axe Oast upper 607~ In WCAM as an axe 609 Hanging - meat clever Oast upper 610 Hanging on wall - rumbler bells Oast upper 611 Cow bell Oast beam 612 Sheep bell Oast beam 614 Cow bell Oast beam 615 Cow bell Oast beam 616 Sheep bell Oast beam 617 Bagging hook Oast table 620 Hop washer which was owned by Mr. Ellis of East Farleigh Oast ground 621 Hop washer 'Simpley' Oast ground 622 Hop pocket in catalogue for floor above Oast ground 623 Hop pocket support - see information about hop press Oast ground Hop press - hops would be dropped into the sack (pocket) and compressed. This would continue 624 Oast upper about 14 times until the pocket was full and rigid 625 Hop pocket in baskets above Oast upper 626 Hop picker's bin for storing hops when picking Oast upper 627 Hop basket under table Oast upper 628, 5 bushel hop baskets Oast upper 9 630 Pair of stilts used in the hop garden Oast upper 631 Hop stilts Oast upper 633 Oast house emblem sail - Invicta Oast upper 634 Stencil numbers resting on above Oast ground 637 In front of hop press - a stool used in hop picking Oast upper 638 Large ball of string for use in hop garden Oast ground 640 Pair of stilts Oast upper 641 Behind hop press scuppet - a hop shovel Oast upper 642 Scuppet - a hop shovel Oast upper 643 Portable Lister engine Oast ground 646 In front of window - Hop sample press - 2 no. 56lb weights were applied Oast upper Hanging on pillar - set of hop tallies and file. The tally man had half the tally and the hop picker the 647 Oast upper other. When the picker filled a 5 bushel baskets both were put together and a groove put across Set of 27 hop tallies used for recording the number of 5 bushel hop baskets picked. Tally man had 648 Oast table half, the picker the other half and a line was filed when a basket was filled 649 Hop fork Oast upper 650 Hop fork used in harvesting an drying of hops Oast upper 651 Hop fork used in harvesting an drying of hops Oast upper 652 Hop stencil on the wall Oast ground 654 Hop stencil Oast ground 656 Wheel Oast ground 657 Wagon wheel Oast ground 659 Axle tree Oast ground 660/ Axle bearings Oast ground 1 662~ In WCAM as an axle tree 663~ In WCAM as an iron hoop 664~ In WCAM as an iron hoop 665 Cream separator Oast ground 666 Hand water pump Oast ground 669 Small hand mower - Gordon Oast lower 671 Cupboard Oast ground 672 Bread proofing cupboard Oast upper 673 Flour grader Oast ground 675 Whippletree Oast ground 676 Whippletree Oast ground 677 Leg vice on the floor Oast ground 678 A chain 4 679 Lantern or insect case, on top of flour grader Oast ground 680 Lantern or insect case, on top of flour grader Oast ground 681 to Tail docker, balling gun, Large horse shoe, breaking bit tooth file, twitch, gag, clippers, gag Oast upper 689 698 Breaking bit Oast upper 699 Samson Workshop 700 Horseshoe Oast upper 700 Hoof pick Oast upper 701 Horseshoe Oast upper 702 Horseshoe Oast upper 704 Horseshoe Oast upper 705 Horseshoe Oast upper 706 Horseshoe Oast upper 707 Horseshoe Oast upper 708 Horseshoe Oast upper 709 Horseshoe Oast upper 710 Horseshoe Oast upper 711 Horseshoe Oast upper 712 Horseshoe Oast upper 713 Horseshoe Oast upper 714 Horseshoe Oast upper 715 Horseshoe Oast upper 716 Horseshoe Oast upper 717 Horseshoe Oast upper 718 Horseshoe Oast upper 719 Horseshoe Oast upper 720 Horseshoe Oast upper 721 Horseshoe made as a door knocker Oast upper 722 Horseshoe Oast upper 723 Horseshoe Oast upper 724 Farrier's knife Oast upper 725 Specialist horseshoe still on firing iron Oast upper 726 Harness oil Oast upper 727 Chicken masher Oast table 728 Medicine horn Oast upper 729 Medicine horn Oast upper 731 Poultice boot Oast upper 734 Poultice boot Oast upper 736 In WCAM as specialised horse shoe Oast upper 737/ Specialist horseshoe slightly curved sides large front grip Oast upper 8 739 Pair of leather horseshoes Oast upper 740 Specialist horseshoe bar in centre grip at the end Oast upper 741 Medicine horn Oast upper 743 On pillar - animal trap or gin Oast upper 744 Paraffin lamp Oast beam 745 Inside 672 - Gin trap Oast upper 746 Mole trap Oast table 747 Hanging - animal foot trap Oast upper 748 Eel spear Oast upper 749 Eel spear Oast upper 750 Eel spear Oast upper 751 Mole trap Oast upper 752 Hanging - man trap Oast upper 753 Hanging - man trap Oast upper 754 Hanging - display of shepherds crooks (25) Oast upper 755 Display of 22 assorted shepherd's crooks Oast upper 756 Eel trap Oast under T 757 Rat trap Oast under T 758 Rat trap Oast under T 759 Rat trap Oast table 760 Dead weight mouse trap Oast table 761 Mole trap Oast table 762 Hanging - animal foot trap also known as a gin Oast upper 763 Mole trap Oast table 764 Chick warmer Oast upper 765 Chick warmer Oast upper 766 Hanging on pillar - sheep shears in leather case Oast upper 767 Sheep shears Oast table 768 Sheep shears Oast upper by 769 Sheep shears tallies on beam 770 Wicker basket Oast under T 771 Corn measure Oast under T 772 Bushel basket Oast under T 773 Half bushel wicker basket under table Oast upper 774 Half bushel tub under table Oast upper 775 Corn measure Oast under T 777 Flat iron Oast table 778 Pressure cooker Oast upper 779 Sausage mincer Oast table 780 Blow butter churn Oast table 781 Pair of butter pats Oast table 782 Cutlery fork Oast table 783 Marmalade cutter Oast table 785 Turnspit Oast table 786 Hanging - meat skewer Oast upper 787 Set of candle light jars (14) Oast upper 789 Leather leggings Oast beam 790 Sewing machine Oast upper 791 Shoe in wooden case from 15th century Oast upper 792 On right had wall in case - smock Oast upper 793 Tin box Oast upper 794 Sieve on 672 Oast upper 795 Flame thrower Oast under T 796 Storage barrel Oast upper 797 Glue pot Oast table 798 Thatching needle Oast table 799 Thatching needle Oast table 800 Thatching needle Oast table 802 Thatching needle Oast table 804 Millstone dresser Oast table 805 Millstone dresser Oast table 806 Thatching needle Oast table 807, 8 On the stool - hop samplers used to take samples from the hop pockets for inspection Oast upper and 9 810 Woodworker's plane Oast table 811 Post mortising machine Oast table 812 Post mortising machine Oast table 813 Stail engine - used for making broom handles etc. Oast table 815 Wood auger Oast upper 816 Wood auger Oast upper 817 Auger with T bar Oast upper 818 Scythe blade Oast table 819 Scythe blade Oast table 820 on table Oast upper 821 Turnip knife Oast table 822 Bean dibber Oast table 823 Hand forged shears Oast upper 824 Hop dog used for removing hop poles Oast table 825 Hop dog used for removing hop poles Oast table 826 Hop dog for removing poles in the hop garden Oast upper 827 Housewife’s Darling washing machine Oast upper 828 Hop knife Oast table 829 Grain shovel Oast upper 830 Stencil Oast ground 832 Bag hooks Oast table 833~ In WCAM as mill stone dresser 834 Leaf spring latch for gate Oast table 835 Hedging hook/slasher Oast upper 836 Hedging hook/slasher Oast upper 837 Guillotine Oast table 838 Sheep bell Oast upper 839 Cow bell on 672 Oast upper 840 Cow bell on 672 Oast upper 841 Sheep bell on 672 Oast upper 842 Hame bell Oast ground 843 Paraffin lamp Oast beam 844 In WCAM as a paraffin lamp 845 Paraffin lamp Oast beam 846 On wood upright paraffin lamp Oast upper 847 Stable lamp Oast table 848 Egg candler - used to see if there is blood in the egg. If there is, the egg is discarded Oast table 849 Blow lamp Oast table 850 Burner (engineer's small tool) Oast table 851 Cobblers last Oast upper 852 Small cobbler's last Oast table 853 Cobbler's last Oast upper 854 Cobblers last Oast upper 855 Straw comb used in harvesting and drying Oast upper 856 Corn shovel one bushel Oast upper 857 Hop fork Oast upper 858 Pruning hook used in hedging Oast upper 859 Bagging hook Oast table 860 Chopper or masher Oast table 861 Brand Oast table 862 Adjustable spanner Oast table 863 Pliers Oast table 864 Pliers Oast table 865 Corner cramp Oast table 866 Corner cramp Oast table 868 Nibbing iron Oast table 869 Cartridge packer Oast table 870 Inside 672 - Gate latch Oast upper 871 Pig scraper Oast table 872 Specialist horse shoe Oast upper 873 Soldering iron Oast table 874 Trug maker's guillotine Oast table 875 Branding iron - Lenham Kent Oast table 876 Press Oast under T 878/ Cornish threshel used for threshing Oast upper 9 880 Stake beetle - under table Oast upper 881 Stake beetle - for putting over the top of a stake to stop it splitting when being hammered in Oast under T 882 Goat tether Oast upper 883 In WCAM as shears 884 Wool balling tool Oast upper 885 Charcoal fork with large fork next to it Oast upper 886 Trug or clog maker's guillotine Oast table 887 A sampler - iron rod with T bar (by stilts) Oast upper 888 Hanging - Candle holder Oast upper 889 Hanging - Candle holder Oast upper 890 Apple peeling machine (2 planes and bandsaw resting on the table) used for food and apple drink Oast upper 891~ In WCAM as a pick axe 892 Egg grader Oast table Oast upper by 893 Corn dibber window 894 Clock gun Oast under T 896 Pump Oast under T 900 Photograph of oxen and wagon. 1 901** Photograph of ploughing match in October 1959. 4 901** Axe Oast upper 902 Framed receipts. 8 903 Framed receipts. 8 904 Pencil drawing of a steam engine Oast ground 905 Pencil drawing of a steam plough floor in corner 906 Pencil drawing of a timber jigger on the wall 907 Photo of 3 men using sprayer 908 Advertising poster, Brooke Bond Dividend card Oast ground 909 Hanging on wall - picture of oxen with hay wagon Oast upper 911 Hanging - display postcards Oast upper 912 Hanging - postcard of hop pickers Oast upper 913 Hanging ? Oast upper 914 On cross piece of press colour postcard of workers standing by a hop press Oast upper 915 Hanging - meat prices 1953 Oast upper 916 Hanging - Land Agent's document for Cobhambury Farm, near Edenbridge Oast upper 917~ In WCAM as a photo of horse hames, flails etc. 918 Cooper's tool Oast ground 919 to Various photographs 935~ 936 Corn measure Under tables 937 Device for killing chickens Oast pier 938 Drinks bottle with marble stopper Oast table 939 Ferguson tractor Oast ground 940 File Oast table 941 Flour cleaner Oast ground 942 Lookers lamp Oast beam 944 Pair of pliers Oast table 945 Part handle curved spike Oast table 947 Pitch fork Oast upper 948 Rat trap Under tables 949 Framed receipts Bay 8 950 Scythe blade Oast table 951~ In WCAM as a scoop 952 Mechanical turnspit Oast pier 954~ In WCAM as a pen knife 955 Shepherd’s crook Oast upper 956 Small paraffin wall light Oast table 957 Branding iron with 'WYE' on Oast table 958 Ceramic pot Oast upper 959 Turnspit part see 952 960 Trolley Oast ground 961~ In WCAM as a wimble 962~ In WCAM as a skid pan Workshop 963~ In WCAM as a skid pan Workshop 964 Small cart for carrying hop pocket Oast ground 965 Coltwood portable generator Oast ground 966 Wool press Workshop 967 Man's bicycle Workshop 968 Unknown Oast ground 969 Alley bodge Oast ground 970 Barrow Oast ground 971 Cheese press. 3 972 Weight Oast ground 973 Cow bell Oast beam 974 56lb weight Oast ground 975 14lb weight Oast ground 976 Hop sampler Oast upper 977 Part of drainage scoop Oast upper 978 - hanging Oast upper 979 Model of a horse drawn hay rake Old office 980 Hedge cutters Oast table 981 Model of a plough Old office 982 Hop stencil Oast ground 983 Sieve Oast upper 985 Stake beetle 987 Axe Oast ground 988 Poll axe Oast upper 989 Pruning hook - in corner by the Oast upper 990 Two Oast upper 991 Boot beetle Oast upper 992 Horse shoe Oast upper 993 Medicine horn Oast upper 994 Horse shoe Oast upper 995 Sutler's spring balance scales Oast upper 996 Sheep shearing machine. 13 997 Adze Oast table 998 Inside 672 - Turnip chopper Oast upper 999 Thatching needle Oast upper 1000 Waywiser for measuring distances. Oast upper 1002 Fire extinguisher Oast upper 1003 Bellows Oast upper 1004 Band saw Oast ground 1005 Receipts on the wall Oast upper 1006 Wood auger Oast upper 1007 Surveyors chain Oast table 1008 Hammer Oast upper 1009 Hammer Oast upper 1010 A tether Oast ground 1011 Cooper's tool - on table Oast upper 1012 Harness hanger on the wall Oast ground 1013 Tools of the trade display - standing Oast upper 1014 Egg box - on incubator Oast upper 1015 Incubator for hatching eggs Oast upper 1016 Set of ring spanners Oast table 1017 Whippletree. 1 1019 Wooden brace - under tables Oast upper 1020 Soldering iron Oast table 1021 Thatching needle Oast table 1022 Atco Villiers mower Oast ground 1023 In WCAM as arrows for field chain ~ 1024 In WCAM as field chain ~ 1025 Spanners Oast table 1026 Froe or cleaving iron Oast table 1027 Horse's mouth cramp Workshop 1028 Goffering iron Oast table 1029 Grinding wheel Oast table 1030 Wooden funnel - under tables Oast upper 1031 Hop dog Oast table 1032 Asparagus knife Oast table 1033 Multiple headed spanner (2 number) Workshop 1034 Machete Oast table 1035 Binman’s hook Oast table 1036 Draw knife Oast upper 1037 Blacksmith’s hammer Oast table 1038 Blacksmith’s tool Oast table 1039 Woodworker’s plane Oast table 1040 Woodworker’s plane Oast upper 1041 Cooper’s tool Oast table 1042 Blacksmith’s tool? Oast table 1043 Model of a gas engine Workshop 1044 Model of a steam engine Workshop 1046 Sheep shears - hanging Oast upper 1047 In WCAM as sheep shears ~ 1048 In WCAM as sheep shears ~ 1049 In WCAM as poll axe head ~ 1050 Pickle fork Oast table 1051 Primus stove Oast table 1052 Blocks off block and tackle Oast table 1053 Rick iron Oast table 1054 Honey separator Oast under T 1055 Pole axe? Oast upper 1055 Wood auger Oast upper 1057 Framed receipts. 8 1058 Chaff cutter. 12 1059 Framed receipts. 8 1060 Cleaver Oast table 1061 Mangle - under table Oast upper 1062 Hedge cutters Oast table 1063 Pair of broken clay pipes Oast table 1064 Part of small pitch fork? Oast table 1065 Press Oast table 1066 Hanging - animal foot trap also known as a gin Oast upper 1067 Small mattock Oast table 1068 Cutter Oast table 1069 Bean dibber Oast table 1071 Hoe Oast table 1072 ,5 ?, 7lb and 28lb weights Oast ground and 5 1101 ? Oast table 1201 Rat trap - under table Oast upper 1202 Automatic canning machine Oast table 1203 Small plough/cultivator Workshop 1204 Model of a steam engine Oast table 1205 Model of passenger brake 1206 Model of Conestoga wagon 1207 Model of The Common Stage 1208 Model of a barge wagon 1209 Model of West Country wagon 1210 Model of a Midland wagon 1211 Model of a Kent and Sussex wagon 1212 Model of a Hansom Cab 1213 Model of a seed drill 1214 Wooden yoke to go over shoulders Oast upper 1215 Pair of hames Bay 1 1216 Whippletree Bay 1 1217 Lazy Gardener plough Workshop 1218 Bigglestone broad share plough – awaiting details Open stall 1219 Blacksmith’s leg vice – not catalogued 1220 Millstones Bay 2 1221 12 books comprising cyclopedia of farming Shop 1222 Gem rotary hoe (rotavator) Oast lower 1223 Flea duster Oast lower 1224 Avery shop scales Oast upper 1225 Cake crusher Bay 12 1226 Rapid mill for animal feed Bay 9 1227 Small Lister engine With curator 1228 6 volumes, Livestock of the farm, dated 1913 Shop