The firm were holding a centenary dinner and dance. The photograph shows Bill Wilson and Tony Robinson.

The firm moved into a new factory from its former premises at Eldon Street, Walsall.

The largest snatch block ever made by the company was being sent to Brazil. The photograph shows Ted Taylor (left) and Peter Randon.

As part of the Sikh ceremony, the bride and groom walked around the priest four times.

The photograph shows the couple, with the bride’s attendants, sitting in front of the priest, who is reading from the Sikh holy book.

After 100 years the mill was due to be demolished and replaced by a modern service station. Edward Whittaker and his father Charles are mentioned. The photograph shows the exterior.

Triplets Emma, Sally and Joanne Jeffries were born one week prematurely, and their parents Brian and Jane, from Streetly, were celebrating the babies coming out of their incubator.

Triplets Heath, Lee and Earl Fletcher were celebrating their fourth birthday indoors as their mother, Edna, suffered from agrophobia. Douglas, Eugene and April Fletcher, and Sir Harry Goldsmid MP are mentioned.

Triplets (right to left) Heath, Lee and Earl Fletcher were about to celebrate their second birthday. Douglas, Edna, Eugene and April Fletcher are mentioned.

Police cadets were presented with the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award by Dorothy Purcell at a presentation. The photograph shows John Roberts, Neil Shepherd, Nigel Tranter and Terry Morgan with their parents and (left) Superintendent Gilbert Cockayne and Ins