These Lamp Standards originally stood either side of the entrance to The Princesses' Theatre, at Waterside in Crayford.
The Braddon family, who relocated their business from Waterside to Bourne Road in 1938, rescued the lamp standards when the Theatre, which by then had become a cinema, was demolished C.1960. The Scottish Ironwork Foundation have confirmed manufacture was by Walter Macfarlane & Co. Saracen Iron Foundry at Glasgow. The design is listed in the 6th edition catalogue and dates to C.1880's.
The Lamp Posts were repainted to the existing scheme sometime during the 1960's so as to highlight the detail. They are the only ones of their type known to exist and one of the few remnants to have survived from the Theatre. The present business is proud to be custodians to part of Crayford's heritage.
The co-ords should take you to one of the lamp posts. Next to it is a sign for Hall Place South. The below info can be found on it.
There are A different objects in the blue circle.
Act 19BC
DE total letters in the green worded sentence on the left hand side.
There are F different objects in all the red no allowed circles.
The two numbers to the right of Bourne Road Entrance. G & H
N51 27. B-F C-H F-E
E0 10. A-D H-D F+G
As, due to proximately issues, the double potted cache is a healthy walk away the checksum for the final is 34.