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Farriery may become a lost art, but the ancient smithy at Blaydon flourishes now, for Messrs. Bell and Company, the owners, have turned their attention almost exclusively to the making of boat hooks
Katya Wyeth, German actress and model, pictured 25th August 1972
Valerie Gaunt, British actress, will be starring in her first film, The Curse of Frankenstein as Justine, Pictured Wednesday 3rd April 1957
Piers Corbyn, brother of Labour Politician Jeremy Corbyn, pictured in Maida Vale, West London in 1975. Piers Corbyn was a member of The Young Liberals
A blacksmith at work in Kings Norton, West Midlands, England. Picture taken circa 1930s. Suggested date 1st June 1935
Actor Jonathan Linsley - who plays Crusher in BBC TVs Last of the Summer Wine series - got the fun under way at a Holme Valley charity fete
St Peters Church on Thornaby village green, workman Gary Sayer at work on restoration. 3rd February 1986
BBC Sports reporter and former Daily Mirror sports correspondent Tony Gubba will not sell his house in Formby near Southport to a cat owner because of nesting birds in the garden
A sculptor working on a sculpture of an angel for the Anglican Cathedral in Liverpool. The foundation stone for the cathedral was laid in July 1904, and it was consecrated in 1924
Jack Amos, farrier who makes his own horseshoes at his 147 year old blacksmiths shop in Ponteland
A British officer (right) is pictured at a stables in The Hull, East Riding and Yorkshire Area. Note to editors. It is possible that these soldiers are part of the East Riding of Yorkshire Yeomanry
Picture taken at The Garden Party, organised by The Sunday Pictorial Newspaper in June 1952. It was held at Morden Hall Park, Surrey, and was attended by the stars of the day from Stage and Screen
The village blacksmith in a new setting. Tank Corps members carrying out repairs on an anvil at their West Country headquarters. Picture is passed by Censors
West Ham new boy Jimmy Greaves hammering some nails. In a dramatic deal Tottenham gave the Hammers 30-year old Greaves and 100, 000 for Martin Peters. Circa August 1970
Sandra Thistlewait and Jean Wordsworth testing cases with their rubber hammers. 12th October 1970
Mr A Smith, the smith of the forge, Sutton Valence, Kent. 5th November 1935
Blacksmith at work in the Old Forge, Iver. Circa 1936
Oxfordshire sculptor John Buckley seen here at work in his Wallingford studio. 10th January 1969
Teesside 2000 Tourist Attractions Feature, 22nd July 1993. Blacksmith Peat Oberon, busy at work in his shop in the Preston Park Museum
Militant equipment used by women Suffragettes during their campaign for the right to vote. Seen in a museum in South Kensington, London. Pictured is a hammer and catapult used for smashing windows
Going, Going, Gone! Auctioneer, Philip Walker of Lithgow Sons and Partners, Stokesley with some of the cars including a 1935 Standard Nine which are under the hammer in todays sale. 28th June 1995
Workmen adding the finishing touches to the new trim and assembly hall at Longbridge for British Leylands new Mini Metro. 4th May 1979
Richard Wadding seen here at work at the cottage cooperage at Killinick in County Wexford. The business consists of making barrels, churns, butter keelers and wooden buckets out of old barrels
Cider being kegged at the Bulmers Cider Mill in Plough Lane, Hereford. Circa 1959
A stonemason working on a detail of the Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool, . The foundation stone for the cathedral was laid in July 1904, and it was consecrated in 1924
Workman Charlie Harris new on the job at Blair Drummond Safari & Leisure Park near Stirling in Scotland 22nd April 1970. Charlie 19
A Blacksmith works in his forge, hammering out a metal sheet on his anvil. Circa 1940
The art of making Millstones is all but forgotten nowadays, yet at the start of the century it was one of the key industrial processes
Women Cobblers at work manufacturing boots for the army during the Second World War. Circa 1942
Women bricklayer working on construction site. February 1987
London Fashion Fair International: Model Laura Venner, 22 helping to fix up the stand for Taramina and Watch Your Step Limited. April 1975 75-1856-004
West Berlin, Germany 3 months after relaxation of border crossing by GDR Government. This allowed east german citizens to cross into west Berlin and west Germany Pictured: 18th February 1990
Margaret Thatcher at the foundation stone laying ceremony at St Peters Basin, Newcastle Quayside
World War II Women. The blacksmiths mother takes over the forge whilst the soldiers are away fighting. She is seen here forging chains for navy. March 1941 P010276
Mr. John parker, a cooper for 30 years, at work on a rum cask bound for one of Her Majestys ships
Smiths at work in the 100-year-old blacksmiths shop owned by James Luke and Co at Blaydon. 8th February 1930
Spiked shoes, to prevent slipping on frozen roads, being fitted at a Blaydon smithy. December 1935
Still plying his trade is Mr. F. Knott, the village blacksmith at Riding Mill
Mr. Charlton Amos working in his blacksmiths workshop at Heddon-on-the-Wall
Builder John Cain putting the final touches to a street of 150 year old houses at Beamish Museum
Blacksmith Alan Hood got into the record books by making 50 horseshoes in just two hours
Blacksmith Ned Charlton who is the blacksmith in Corbridge, Northumberland
Blacksmith Craig Knowles at work in his forge
A blacksmith at work in a forge
Blacksmith Harry Amos whos family have owned the old forge at Heddon-on-the-Wall for 90 years with a pint of beer in one hand and a blacksmiths hammer in the other
Blacksmith Joe Baty, of Hexham making horseshoes
Blacksmith Mr. Kirkup and new apprentice Mr. Garrett at Beamish Museum
Blacksmith Robert Ormiston of Otterburn making horseshoes
