Two 15-year-old fishermen proudly display their catch of a bronze bre from the Hinksey Lake. – Vintage Photograph

Two teenage fishermen have landed a bronze bre from the Hinksey Lake near David Sibingdon Road and Butterfield, Oxford. The anglers have been using a new effervescing tablet, devised to attract fish within miles, in their fishing venture.Two teenage fishermen have landed a bronze bre from the Hinksey Lake near David Sibingdon Road and Butterfield, Oxford. The anglers have been using a new effervescing tablet, devised to attract fish within miles, in their fishing venture.

Dimensions: 25.7 x 25.7 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04720794

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OCR computer generated text:

34″

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