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The Industrial Scene: Industries

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A collection of articles relating to some of the industries associated with Congleton:  corn milling, the leather trade, the silk and fustian industries, fairground equipment, billiard balls, Berisford’s and Bossons.

Author:     Joan P Alcock

Booklet size:  A5

The Industrial Scene: Industries

£4.50

A collection of articles relating to some of the industries associated with Congleton

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