Of the wide range & diversity of British products that are now household names both at home & abroad the Scots can take pride in the fact that many of them began in Scotl&. When people first spread Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade on their toast it was by courtesy of a Paisley man James Robertson. How would the housewife have thickened her sauce without cornflour first produced in Paisley by Brown & Polson in 1854? Pringle of Hawick gave the world the first knitted twin-set; J & P Coats of Paisley whose origins go back to 1830 grew into the largest thread manufacturer in the world & the UK's number one comic The Beano was born in Dundee. This new edition of Made in Scotland" features the stories behind a wide number of the best-known household names that originated in Scotl&. It is a fascinating & nostalgic journey into the past & a wonderful celebration of Scottish industry. It
Includes:: a huge number of photographs of old advertisements slogans & trademarks of all the products featured."