stamp; branding
Description
Collection of 6 stamps with wooden handles and metal heads. The handles are dumb-bell shaped. The heads comprise a series of iron rods projecting from the wood, usually arranged in a circle. In the centre the rods, or pieces of tin, form a word. The words used are WATER, WINE and BUTTER. The stamps were found in Bo'ness Town Hall and were presumably used to brand barrels.
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Object detail
Dimensions:base:Dia 9.5cm (Dia 3 3/4")
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