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of Saracen Tool Works, Glasgow
'''Alexander Mathieson and Son(s)''' of Saracen Tool Works, East Campbell St., Glasgow.


Edge Tool Makers
Edge Tool Makers.
 
1792 Established
 
1916 [[J. H. Mathieson]] of Alexander Mathieson and Sons, 11 East Campbell Street, Glasgow. Appointed member of the Preliminary Committee for the Organisation of Iron, Steel, Engineering, Shipbuilding and Allied Industries.<ref>The Engineer 1916/12/15</ref>


==See Also==
==See Also==

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1852.
Exhibit at Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre
Exhibit at Dingles Fairground Heritage Centre
1937.
1938.

Alexander Mathieson and Son(s) of Saracen Tool Works, East Campbell St., Glasgow.

Edge Tool Makers.

1792 Established

1916 J. H. Mathieson of Alexander Mathieson and Sons, 11 East Campbell Street, Glasgow. Appointed member of the Preliminary Committee for the Organisation of Iron, Steel, Engineering, Shipbuilding and Allied Industries.[1]

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Sources of Information

  1. The Engineer 1916/12/15