Brinkworth (left) was making the casket to hold a vase, to be presented to the Duke of Edinburgh. The School of Arts and Crafts is mentioned, and the photograph also shows Arthur Evans (centre) and John Tonks.

Behind the scenes at the Pageant. The photograph shows Christina Michell doing make-up for, from left to right Flora Bramley, Agnes Adams, Alice Jackson and Jane Hart.

Behind the scenes. On the left are Joseph Hillier, Philip Hiller and Tony Evans.

The decorations included a banner with the words “One Hundred Years of Progress”.

Juvenile Employment Service Stand with pictures of various jobs men and women could be trained in.

The photograph depicts a level comparator which measures to five-millionths of an inch. Mr G. H. Rutland also appears.

The photograph shows from left to right Margaret Holland, Margaret France, Margaret Jones, Sylvia Prior and Peggy Wilson.

The South Staffordshire Regiment trumpeters from Whittington Barracks, Lichfield, playing the fanfare in front of a statue of Wolverhampton’s first Mayor, George Benjamin Thorneycroft.

The photograph shows a painting of the exterior of the first premises of W. Hudson: Cork Cutter and Brush Maker. Victoria Street is mentioned.

Close-up of a mural depicting a ceremony to hoop up a cooper on the completion of his apprenticeship.