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Wheel rights workshop, Old forge at Glynde in Sussex May 1943
Two men at work at Rye Harbour, Sussex. November 1952 C5848
Flatford Mill, Suffolk. Where Constable the famous artist painted many of his pictures. The mill is a hostel for students in field research. September 1945
Pectin being add to the fermenting tanks at the Bulmers Cider Mill, Plough Lane, Hereford. Circa 1959
Matting used in the apple press at the Bulmers Cider Mill, Plough Lane, Hereford, seen here being prepared before use. Circa 1959
Women over-seeing the filing of bottles, on the production line at Bulmers Cider Mill at Plough Lane, Hereford. Circa 1959
Work still in progress on the air ventilators in the new Clyde tunnel in Glasgow which connects the districts of Whiteinch in the north to Govan in the South in the west of the city
Work in progress on the new Clyde tunnel in Glasgow. 29th December 1961
The approach to the new Clyde tunnel on the Whiteinch side, shortly before its official opening. June 1963
Workmen are busy preparing the ground before beginning work on the Railway End stand where 1500 seats are to be installed in time for next season. 27th June 1973
British Prime Minister David Lloyd George inspecting munitions workers during a visit to a fatory in Neath, Wales. 11th August 1918
Mr Anthony Wedgewood-Benn, the post Master general, today opened the new International Telephone Exchange in Carter lane. He was shown the switchboards by 22 year old Tina Hall of Corringham Essex
A Day in the life of Shepherds Bush Market, 1948
Meat Strike. A meeting in progress at Smithfield Meat market showing two delegates making a speech. They are Mr L Hanson, group secretary of the union and Mrs H Tribe. 4th February 1936
A signalman at work at Snow Hill railway station in Birmingham, June 1932
The 123 year old Liverpool and Manchester Railway (LMR) 57 Lion steam locomotive, comes out of retirement from the museum at Crewe to drive up and down the Rugby-Leamington line at Dunchurch
The crew of an steam locomotive pose beside the engine at Stafford Road sheds, circa 1900
The rebuilt goods depot at Lawley Street, Birmingham not long after it reopened in 1945
Morris MG Roadsters fresh off the production line await packing for export at Morriss Cowley factory 24th March 1949
Londons Billingsgate Market is a fascinating pace. Some of the fish-porters there still wear exclusive hats, which rank among the oldest in the world
Linwood men vote to stay out. Workers at the Linwood Factory in Paisley, Scotland. 3rd February 1978
Talbot workers gather to give the Linwood plants last car a big send-off. Despite the occasion at the ill fated Talbot plant in Linwood
London Northwestern Locomotive 0-6-0 number 147 stationed at Crewe. Circa 1896
World War Two - Second World War - A record output of 200, 000 bricks in 48 hours was reached by Blythe and Sons, Birtley, a North-East firm with a history extending over nearly 80 years
TImex boss Peter Hall, pictured inside one of the labs. Workers at Timex took strike actions after proposed layoffs at the factory. 18th March 1993
Day in the life of Covent Garden, London, England. Workers enjoy a small break and their newspaper Picture taken 1st July 1948
The Christmas Mail rush is well under way. By the beginning of December the Post Office expects to be handling over 100 Million Letters, cards
The Newcastle Food Office, where staff were busy in December 1940 organising the issue of new ration books. 3rd December 1940
Post World War Two - Second World War - A crowd gathers at the biscuit counter of the Fenwicks store in Newcastle following the abolition of points rationing announced by Mr Webb, Food Minister
World War Two - Second World War - Busy scenes at Newcastle Food Control Office, when many householders made applications to change their retailers of rationed foods. 21st January 1941
Post World War Two - Second World War - City grocery assistant, Mr William Wanup, makes a celebration cut on the first day of derationing of butter, 14 years after rationing of it began
Post World War Two - Second World War - Many thousands of ration books were unclaimed at St Jamess Church Hall, Newcastle, and some of them were being checked off in piles ready for issue
Post World War Two - Second World War - People exchange old ration books for new issues at the Ration Book Distribution Centre in St James Congregational Church Hall, Northumberland Road, Newcastle
Post World War Two - Second World War - A woman collects her meat ration from a butcher. 12th January, 1951
World War Two - Second World War - Workmen deal with the results of a German air raid on a town in the North Riding of Yorkshire. 25/05/1940
Relief porter Peter Kelly at work at Tutbury Station, October 1957
The signal box, from which is controlled all traffic at each end of the marshalling yard. The illuminated dial covers 13 miles of track, and the signal operators shown are (left) Mr
British Rail workers busy in the Control Room at Newcastle Central Station on 28th October 1970
Robert and Cissie Charlton, parents of England football brothers Bobby and Jackie Charlton, greeted by enthusiastic rail guards as they arrive at Kings Cross Station in Central London from Ashington
Group of Weavers on strike in Manchester, 17th August 1932
Talking it over, The Spinners Strike, Manchester, 31st October 1932. Over 200, 000 spinners stop work in Lancashire, defying their leaders acceptance of the new wages agreement
Weaver, Mrs Evelyn Nyland, back at work - after honeymoon - to look after her 25 machines at a Cotton Mill, June 1947
Weaver at the Albion towel works in Bolton, Greater Manchester, Circa 1930
A group of weavers pose for a photograph at India Cotton Mill in Blackbirn, Circa 1930. The mill is decorated in celebration, for the wedding of the bosss son
Worker at Regent Cotton Mill owned by the Lancashire Cotton Corporation Limited, in Failsworth, Manchester, Circa 1935. The mill opened in 1906, closing 1958
Picture to accompany the "Robot Revolution"feature which ran in the DailyPicture to accompany the " Robot Revolution" feature which ran in the Daily Mirror newspaper on the week commencing 27th June 1955
Steelworkers construction stands in the Mall in preparation for the fireworks display celebrating the coronation of King George VI 10th January 1937
