The photograph shows (left to right) Marie Guilfoyle (Macduff), Catherine Le’Broq (Lady Macduff), Jeanne Robinson (Malcolm, the King’s son), Vera Tooth (Duncan), Judith Hickman (Donalbain), Ann Hornby-Smith (Fleance) and Cicely Wootton (Banquo). On the ri

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

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

This teapot was to be presented to the Duke of Edinburgh.

A leather bound volume of the book was presented to the Duke of Edinburgh.

To mark the occasion of Prince Philip and the then Princess Elizabeth visiting Wolverhampton on 16 December 1948, the couple were presented with three gifts.

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.

Some of the 1,500 school children who attended the service.

The Mayor of Wolverhampton lunching with the Lord and Lady Mayoress of Birmingham, Councillor and Mrs J. C. Burman.

Designed by school children, the exhibition depicted a model seaside holiday resort.