A new machine for polishing wafer-thin non-ferrous discs and clock faces.

Latest addition to the range of machinery produced by the firm.

A petition was being presented to Aldridge-Brownhills Council by local residents, including members of the Ramblers’ Association, to prevent the footpath, which dated back to medieval times, from being diverted by the development of a golf course. Albert

A new two-storey retail building.

The photograph shows the factory buildings. The article concerns complaints from local residents about noise from the factory. Councillor E. J. Clarke was planning to speak to Walsall Corporation public health department.

The management team outside their headquaters: (from left) Jim Tracey, Dennis Peacock, Richard Kitson, Robert Tracey and Guy Foster.

Long serving staff were presented with gold watches. Harry Anderson, Bob Leek, Miss I. M. Stanhope and Wilfred Harper are mentioned.

Part of Walsall Leather Museum exhibits at Walsall Library.

Mary had recently qualified as a Ministry of Transport driving instructor and at 21 was probably the youngest driving teacher in the Midlands. Gordon Maund is mentioned.

Part of the fleet with founder (on left) Terry Braid. Also included in the photo are Clive Roberts (far left), Denis Roberts (third from left), Ron Butler (far right) and Robert Hill (at the back on the ramp).