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English:
A
hanging
noose used at public executions which took place at the rear of
Lancaster Castle
during the reign of
King William IV
circa 1820 - 1830. The noose has a heavy-duty metal hook at one end. Adjacent to the noose is an original invoice relating to costs incurred (One pound, 15 shillings and 8 pence) during the execution of John Heyes on 6 September 1834. Photographed in Lancaster City Museum.
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Date |
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Author | Nabokov ( talk ). |
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- 2009-12-23 01:28 Nabokov 2816×2112× (2705903 bytes) {{Information |Description = A [[hanging]] noose used at public executions which took place at the rear of [[Lancaster Castle]] during the reign of William IV, circa 1820 - 1830. The noose has a heavy-duty metal hook at one end. Adjacent to the noose