From the vaults is a blog run by the World Rugby Museum. In it we bring you new research in the fields of rugby, sporting and social history, classic match-reports, player-profiles as well as details of new acquisitions and object specific information relating to the World Rugby Museum collection.
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 | Lawrence Denis Freit… on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
 | rhymboy1 on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
| Lawrence Denis Freit… on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
| rhymboy1 on Cardiff v Newport: The Ladies… |
 | The RAF – and… on One of Us – William Wave… |
| Lawrence Denis Freit… on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
| rhymboy1 on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
| Lawrence Denis Freit… on Play-offs loom in the 1919 Kin… |
| rhymboy1 on Cardiff v Newport: The Ladies… |
| The RAF – and… on One of Us – William Wave… |
I am publishing a book on Scottish club/district rugby and will include a chapter on the remarkable sevens exploits of London Scottish. I believe you hold the Middlesex 7s trophy named after Dr Russell Cargill. He died in 1949 and I know the trophy was awarded as early as 1959. I wondered if you could help find out when it was made or the earliest winners on the plinth? Many thanks.
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