Survey of English Dialects recording in Easingwold, Yorkshire

[Side 1] John tells anecdote about two brothers working on buildings at Ampleforth College who found buried 'pankin' [= earthenware pot] of spade-guineas, shared plunder and lived off 'brass' for years. [Side 2] (continued from side 1) John recalls sister living off money till she died, recalls local working-class women 'gleaning' [= gathering leftover corn], describes working conditions in domestic service in past, comments upper classes no longer able to maintain household 'kelter' [rubbish/nonsense, i.e. superfluous ornaments, china, silverware etc.].