Tools Collection (page 3)

Woman in fancy dress gardening. 1959 E146-001

Woman in fancy dress gardening. 1959 E146-003

Woman in fancy dress gardening. 1959 E146

Mechanic underneath a car, making repairs April 1975 75-02158-010

Coopers making beer barrels at the Whitbread brewery. October 1958

The butchers shops in the village of Ballater in Scotland. September 1958

Marina Milton hard at work on the motorway. September 1971 P007859

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-007

Siamese cats with their owners. 1954 A120-010

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Road sweepers in Nottinghill West London. L/R John Faulknar, Sam Inboli and John Sheppard. April 1977 77-02073-004

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Grave Diggers at work in the grave yard of Windlesham Church, surrey. 66 year old Bill Perkins who has done the job for 14 years. April 1977 77-02073-008

Is work wonderful?. Feature. A Kensington West London road sweeper Sam Inboli at work in Nottinghill Gate. He lives in Kensington (58 years old). April 1977 77-02073

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Grave Digger at work in the grave yard of Windlesham Church, Surrey. 66 year old Bill Perkins who has done the job for 14 years. April 1977 77-02073-002

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Grave Diggers at work in the grave yard of Windlesham Church, Surrey. They are 66 year old Bill Perkins who has done the job for 14 years

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Grave Digger at work in the grave yard of Windlesham Church, Surrey. 66 year old Bill Perkins who has done the job for 14 years. April 1977 77-02073-006

Is work wonderful?. Feature. Road sweepers in Nottinghill West London. L/R John Faulknar, Sam Inboli and John Sheppard. April 1977 77-02073-003

Is work wonderful?. Feature. At work in Nottinghill Gate West London road-sweeper John Faulknar aged 58 who lives in Kensington. April 1977 77-02073-010

Indian troops seen off loading equipment from transports on their arrival at their rest camp on the race course at Marseilles, France, September 30th 1914

Is work wonderful?. Feature. At work in Kensington West London road sweeper John Sheppard aged 45 from Kensington. April 1977 77-02073-011

Mechanic underneath a car, making repairs April 1975 75-02158-013

Unusual / Men / Marching: "Garden Spades"on parade in the city
Unusual/Men/Marching: " Garden Spades" on parade in the city. February 1975 75-01099-009

Unusual / Men / Marching: "Garden Spades"on parade in the city
Unusual/Men/Marching: " Garden Spades" on parade in the city. February 1975 75-01099-005

Woman wearing an historical item at a British museums Circa 1950 P010027

World War II Women: She was a waitress and dished out knives and forks. Now look at the big spanner she uses in her war effort

Ancient tools are used in an ancient but dying craft by Mr. Bill Dobson, aged 62, as he brings all the skill of his 47 years experience to bear on a wooden barrel at a firm of coopers on Newcastle

The cobbler Mr. William Bell cobbles hard all day but no longer at night

In goes the new tubed heel. Delicately driven home by a master craftsman and the shoe is as good as new. Cobbler, cobbling

Cobbler Ernest Boyd who has been cobbling shoes since he was twelve

cobbler tommy Collins fixing a new heel to a shoe

Cobbler George Dixon busy at his workshop

Clive Hollis who is the cooper at Theakstone Brewery at Masham

One of the underground men at work around Barnsley is Charles Greaves of Sciessitt in the Marjery Wood Colliery by the Aid of candlelight, too ! April 1947 P009830

World War II Women. Sutton Sea Rangers become land workers. The Sea Rangers combine land work with sea training at the camp at Cobham

Nicole the 3 ton rhino has her horn removed with a saw at Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire August 1978 78-3992-003

Nicole the 3 ton rhino waiting to have her horn removed with a saw at Longleat Safari Park in Wiltshire August 1978 78-3992-002

Women digging at a coal mine to gather winter fuel. August 1947 P017706

The coal is dredged in buckets from the bed of Sir Hony River at Fontllanfraith, near Blackwood. The coal, still wet, is loaded on to the waiting lorry and transported. September 1947 P017732

Mechanised mining. One of the pioneers of the modern system of "intensive"
Mechanised mining. One of the pioneers of the modern system of " intensive" or fully mechanised mining, the Lothian Coal Company, Newbattle, Midlothian, Scotland. Circa 1947 P017729

Mr. Jackie Pearson the Kirkwhelpington village Blacksmith who is regarded as the farmers friend

Mr. Charlton Amos, blacksmith, at his forge in Heddon-on-the-Wall

Dobbin waits patiently whil the blacksmith fixes his shoe at the smithy in Haltwhistle

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

Retired blacksmith Tom Armstrong looks over the empty smithy at Matfen wondering if anyone will replace him

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

Two women who were serving coal at the emergency coal dump at Chiswick. They are Floe Powell (left) and her friend Ellen Stacey. They volunteered to help their men folk. February 1947 P017804

Coal Mines underground scenes. March 1946 P017830

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