Above postcard, 1950, kindly sent by Rory Kehoe.

Above photo circa 1960. Permission given from John Gilham.

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Above sign left 1987.

Above aluminium card issued May 1949. Sign series 1 number 27.

Below information by John Gilham.

The "Duke Without A Head," Wateringbury demolished in 1990. The pub stood on the outer edge of the village on the Tonbridge road. The name came about when the licence was transferred from the original "Dukes Head" the licence stated "Permission is given to remove the Duke's Head."

The renaming ceremony took place on 16th December 1940. The former "Dukes Head" is now a house and still stands in Pizen Well which was originally directly behind the new building.