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Rabbits bred in cage at a Rabbit farm. 1962 A871-007
A worker clocking in for her shift at an arms factory in England during the war January 1943 P007951
Instructor Anthony Rollins with trainees at the Lucas Industries factory in Birmingham. The girls are, left to right, Ann Doyle, Judith Ebdon and Maxine Southgate, all aged 17
Wigmakers Workshop: Women making wigs whilst in another part of the workshop hair is selected for the next batch of wigs. 1963 A1090-008
Mr Irene Quaranta at work in the Toulouse Aircraft Factory. April 1975 75 2072
General scenes in Venice. This is a typical scene taken on the mainland at the Porto Marghera industrial area showing pollution in the canal and the heavy industry. April 1975 75-2202-021
At the age of seventeen, Tessa Furnell is well on her way to achieving her ambition to he Britains first woman aero-engine designer
A Ford Capri rolls of the production line at the Halewood motor plant in Liverpool. March 1969 P005440
Industrial Decay: The site of the Baxter Brothers factory in Dundee which is to be demolished as part of the citys regeneration. June 1981 PM 81-02966-001
Rabbits bred in cage at a Rabbit farm. 1962 A871-005
Seed "merry go round"at a Hertfordshire seed depotSeed " merry go round" at a Hertfordshire seed depot. This is the time for plotholders and gardeners to get their seed selections, and 300 girls at this St
At a recent Exhibiton at Bristol, there was shown a cut-out wooden toy dog. He is called " Wallop" and is the idea of Mr. S.R. Gage, Managing Director of a Bristol Engineering firm
Women workers: Preparing TV aerial parts at the Aerialite factory. August 1955 P005450
Mrs. Clara Abbott (70), at work on her loom in the cotton mills. April 1959 P005449
Women at work in the Heinz factory. October 1954 P005451
Irish Bastable, aged 19, is testing out these quads which are some of the new beauty skin dolls now being put into production at a Merton doll factory
Mr. Anthony Wedgwood Benn tours the Lucas factory at Burnley.... The Minister at the controls of an Electronics Simulator which sorts out the problems of Gas Turbines. Minister for Technology, Mr
Lord Snowdon, husband of Princess Margaret, visits the Burtons Hudson Road Factory during a tour of Leeds. 8th July 1966
Clothing factory feature Newcastle-u-Lyme, Staffs. October 1954 P005448
Aston Martin crisis. January 1975 75-00094-001
Woman eating dinner in the canteen at a labour factory. August 1952 P009089
While most people today are trying to forget Christmas, workers at Napier Novelty Company Ltd in Rickmansworth, returned today and started to produce crackers for Christmas 1970
A huge coil of rope weighing 30tons and 720 feet in length. It is 18 inches in circumference. It is used for Admiralty salvage work
Rope making at a London factory. A huge coil of rope weighing three and a half tons and 720 feet in length and is 18 inches in circumference
A woman working at Wisbech Smedleys cannery takes a bite out of one of the ten tons of carrots gathered and ready to be canned during the Second World War October 1943
Today, George Brown opened the Facit Office, of Workshop Landscape, at Facit Office Equipment Ltd. Maidstone Road, Rochester, Kent
Modern lace machine photographed at Heathcoats 1926 Alf 167
Factory girls on way home, at Mountain Ash, Patting. Miners now on strike. March 1944 P012056
Clothing Stockings. This girl puts seams in stockings at the rate of 4, 000 stitches a minute. March 1944 P018457
Women at work in the pairing department, where the nylons are paired and packed at the Klinger Manufacturing Company, Edmonton. February 1942 P018464
The Pairing Department where the nylon stockings are paired and packed at the Klinger Manufacturing Company, Edmonton. January 1947 P018463
Women working at their bays at a stocking factory. October 1946 P017849
Girls assembling cylinder studs on crank cases of Rolls Royce Merlin engines as they are made at a factory in the Northwest of England
A female factory worker stirring strawberries to be made into jam at Wisbech Smedleys factory which will be sent on to the troops fighting all over the world during the Second World War
Construction of a Vickers Viking aeroplane. 12th September 1946
Wigmakers Workshop: Women making wigs whilst in another part of the workshop hair is selected for the next batch of wigs. 1963 A1090-003
Renault factory workers leaving at the end of a shift through a door marked Pietons in Paris April 1975
The Plane, The King And Queen Chose. A plane very much in production news, is the Vickers-Viking, chosen for the King and Queen to use during their South African tour
The An-24 passenger airliners are assembled here. The An-24 first flew in April 1960 with first production versions entering Aeroflot service in September 1963
Aston Martin crisis. January 1975 75-00094
The commerical vehicle assembly line in the new Vauxhall factory is 300 yards long. Beneath the last 100 yards of it is an illuminated pit, lined with white tiles
Teenager Penny Vancliff, a factory girl who wants to be a London model. Penny at work on her sewing machine at the Blyth factory. December 1969 Z11903
Worker Albert Moss (in white coat) and J. Barrow working on sanding Cortinas in Fords Dagenham motor factory November 1969 Z11032-004
Women in Industry: Girl operates a 60 ton press and turns out pram bodies at one a minute. December 1947 P018769
Wellingborough Election. Mr. J. Mann of the Labour Party, canvassing outside the John White factory. November 1969 P018733
Brass. One of the oldest metals known to man, brass is coming into its own again. During the war the great British brass factories made ammunition boxes, parachute supply containers, rocket saddles
