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James Baron and Sons

From Graces Guide

"JAMES 'BARON & SONS LTD., of Hill street, Rochdale, not only deal in cotton waste, but manufacture it into various specialties such as the "Besco" Mop, "Besoc" Duster, and "Besco" Polishing Glove.

The "Besco" Mop is claimed to possess unique advantages. It is made by British labour, has a pleasing appearance, is light and easy to use. Its utility is considerable for dusting, washing or polishing. Everything, it is stated, comes within its scope. When the fabrics is soiled it can be taken off, washed and passed through a wringer without any fear of damage to the rollers. Refills are also supplied separately.

The firm manufacture a big line of accessories for cleaning purposes, the base of which, is cotton waste."[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1924 British Empire Exhibition: Cotton Textile Industry
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