The firm was celebrating its golden jubilee. The photograph shows Mary Cund with a teapot and the world’s first stainless steel toast rack.

The Prince of Wales had been invited by the British Steel Corporation (Industries) Limited. The photograph shows him welcomed to the estate by David Rhead of LCP Holdings.

The photograph shows a worker welding a chassis of an Intercepter, in which steel tubes supplied by Accles and Pollock Ltd., a TI company of Oldbury, were used.

The two firms pooled resources to produce a high precision exhaust system for the Allegro 1750 HL. The Maxi Hi-Line is mentioned.

The photograph shows Billy Wright congratulating the newest England “cap”, Ward, alongside manager Ted Vizard (Wales), Smyth (Ireland) and Steel (Scotland).

Clive Scott, who played with steel band group Talkin’ Drum, set up a workshop to teach the rhythms of the Caribbean. The photograph shows Penny Collier and Beverley Cleeton.

The photograph shows an earlier vehicle, probably a Model AF Ford dating from the late 1920s.

Tubular steel helical foil being inspected before export to Foster Wheeler Energy, at Sluiskil in Holland

A steel bar which was snapped by an earthquake simulator, due to be sent to New Zealand for research into making buildings safe from earthquakes.

A link arm spreader set up at Lloyds Proving House, Netherton. The Steel Company of Wales, Port Talbot, and Cheshire are mentioned.