A rag and pot man was a rag gatherer who exchanged pots for rags, bones, old glass etc. In the morning the rag gatherer would collect earthenware pots and pans from the rag merchant. With these he would walk round - often as much as twenty miles - calling at likely houses to exchange pots for rags etc. At the end of the day he returned to the rag merchant's and was paid a few pence if the rags he had collected were worth more than the pots he had given out. In 1849 1/6d (7.5p) was regarded as a very good return for a day's work.
See page 5 of "The Yorkshire Textile Districts in 1849", Angus Bethune Reach, Edited by Chris Aspin, Helmshore, 1974 for a detailed account
The Rag Man was created on 1925-01-16.
The Rag Man - 1925 is rated/received certificates of: USA:Passed (National Board of Review)
A rag man.
The Rag Man - 1925 was released on: USA: 16 February 1925 Finland: 20 December 1925 Portugal: 1 December 1926
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Here are 10 to start off with: pot, pan, tap, hob, fat, mat, gas, tin, rag and a lid
Sissy Spacek played in The Raggedy Man (1981), where she is divorced, not widowed.
The Four Seasons
"nag a ram" OR "ram a nag" OR "mar a nag" OR a rag man
The past tense for "ring out the rag" is "rang out the rag."
If you're thinking of the theme tune from the snooker programme "pot black" it's called "Black and White Rag"
"Man pan" is a hink pink for male pot or masculine skillet.