The company was market a new A series of electric rider lift trucks.

The firm was planning to treble their export figures by 1992. Terry Self is quoted, and France, Germany, Holland and Australia are mentioned. The photograph shows the factory floor.

First birthday of the company under new ownership as part of the Birmingham group, Valor. John Fairs is quoted. Previous owners were Scovill Manufacturing Company of America.

The fork lift trucks were used to break a world record – the building of an eight-ton pyramid of empty soft drinks cans in Manchester – to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Vimto

A substantial part of the factory was reopened to cope with an increasing demand worldwide. The photograph shows Brian Harris (left) and Philip Bellamy with the Mayor and Mayoress of Wolverhampton, Councillor Phil and Mrs Lillian Richards.

Award of British Standards quality assurance certificate of approval from Lloyds Register Quality Assurance and a large contract with British Telecom. From left, Tony Turfrey of the Business Services Unit of Sandwell College, Keith Yale, Tony Misiolek, Gi

A new range of Yale fork lift trucks were taken on a tour of Finland, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Austria and Spain. Photograph shows Chris Goode (second right) shaking hands with Eric Rabey, with Bob Bruce (extreme left) and Dave Gillespie