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There used to be a nice smell in the area where I found this. Who's is the monogram?

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Is this something to do with Walter Marsden the sculptor by any chance?

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It may be for all I know, but monogram is not his.

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Is it near Blythes

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Not exactly.

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Have a closer look at the decoration surrounding the monogram, this may give you a clue.

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William Morris?

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Cant really make out the decoration to be honest. Accy, Church, Ossy, Bash?

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The William Morris would be a good thing to have - if only!

The decorations surrounding the monogram are ears of wheat.

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Are we talking about bread here,Moseleys bread?.

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At the risk of making a Pratt of myself again

It’s not the Wheat Merchants

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Ok I think its William Moseleys bread factory Grange Lane

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Accyplus gets the coconut. Yes it is William Mosley's bakery on Jacob Street.

First established in a warehouse built by Wm. Mosley, the family had previously been at Altham Corn mill. The new bakery was built in 1894 and extended in 1918 and again in 1927. Quite sophisticated for it's time it had a fully automated bread making plant installed in 1924. The photograph shows the stone above the entrance to the offices and board room.

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What was that rhyme we used to sing when I was a kid?



"Don't eat Mosleys bread, it makes you sh*t like lead.........."



can't remember any more!

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No bloody wonder it makes you fart like thunder

Dont eat Moseleys bread!!!.