
Walsall
D-EXP/S/WA/181 21 Sep 1970 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows a training session, including George Johnston the pllayer on loan from Birmingham.
D-EXP/S/WA/181 21 Sep 1970 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows a training session, including George Johnston the pllayer on loan from Birmingham.
D-EXP/S/WA/183 9 Oct 1970 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows the injured Allan Baker with physiotherapist Tom Martin and Bill Moore receiving treatment at Fellows Park.
D-EXP/S/WA/185 22 Dec 1970 Wolverhampton Archives
Walsall put on a Christmas party for the children of players and staff, including singing carols, receiving presents and sweets, and a visit from Father Christmas at Fellows Park.
D-EXP/S/WA/154 28 Apr 1969 Wolverhampton Archives
At the Walsall Supporters’ Club end of season dance at Fellows Park, the award for player of the season was made to goalkeeper Bob Wesson by Harold Davies. In the centre of the photograph is John Wilson.
D-EXP/S/WA/147 31 Dec 1968 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows the players in training at Broadway playing fields in preparation for the match.
D-EXP/S/WA/133 16 Jan 1968 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows Keith Ball on the table as physiotherapist Ray Shaw checked his knee.
D-EXP/S/WA/129 11 Sep 1967 Wolverhampton Archives
The photograph shows the Walsall players in training for their forthcoming match. Ray Shaw is mentioned.
D-EXP/P/I29/212 19 Jan 1968 Wolverhampton Archives
Prince Philip was to visit the firm, which sent products to Holland, Belgium and New Zealand. R. W. Hankin is quoted, and the photograph shows rails being wrapped for despatch.
D-EXP/P/I39/85 5 Oct 1973 Wolverhampton Archives
The firm produced lion-head knockers for the American market, after installing one on the front door of Number 10 Downing Street. Edward Heath is mentioned. The photograph shows John Kershaw, watched by bosses Bob Rose and Alfred Wildman, knocking his mou
D-EXP/P/I39/84 5 Oct 1973 Wolverhampton Archives
The firm produced lion-head knockers for the American market, after installing one on the front door of Number 10 Downing Street. Edward Heath is mentioned, and Bob Rose and Alfred Wildman are quoted. The photograph shows John Kershaw pouring the metal.