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A HISTORY OF THE LOCHGELLY TAWSE

by J Mc 2 February

As there is no apparent recognition of the role played by the Lochgelly tawse.


3 February | 1:55:41

loraine twigg says

Genuine lochgelly tawses are now rare and collectable.Loraine Twigg of church antiques will pay £50 to £500 cash depending on age,rarity and condition.contact us on 01383 616231 or 07950 923814 or email churchantiquectr@aol.com if you wish an estimate to buy or sell a lochgelly tawse.

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