New equipment was designed to increase production of plastic covered steel tubes.

A new gas-fired furnace.

A new heat treatment shop to house a long furnace.

This is an aerial photograph of the site, where the Merry Hill shopping centre was being built.

Men, mostly in steel helmets, climbing ladders to reach the attic of a badly damaged house.

Mrs B. M. Wright advising two of the trainee munitions workers on steel turning.

The exercise shows people rescuing a dummy man who was trapped under steel girders.

The travelling canteen was tried out on a visit to the works, provided by the contributions of the work people.

The Concise Shearing Group, Ron and Pauline Capper, West Bromwich, Bilston, Ken Williams, A. J. Morgan and Co, J. P. Machinery, Great Bridge, Randy Etheridge and Terry Brewer are mentioned in a brief history of the company.

Shopkeepers were calling for action over a dangerous junction after steel fell from a lorry and smashed into a shop. Arthur Smart of Ruiton Street is quoted, and the photograph shows Doreen Walters next to her damaged shop.