Classical music collector Doris Phillips with squash player Rodney Bunyan.

Locksmith, shop steward and Justice of the Peace, Tom Sadler.

Landscaping along the canal path, with Broad Street and the Ring Road in the background, and the Chubb building on the other side of the Wednesfield Road bridge.

Ice, whisky and a copy of the Express & Star went through a furnace inside special insulated boxes and cabinets, coming out intact (the same article as D-EXP/P/I40/116). The photograph shows Mike Sharp examining the items.

Ice, whisky and a copy of the Express & Star went through a furnace inside special insulated boxes and cabinets, coming out intact. The photograph shows Frank Morris at the front and Mike Sharp at the back.

An artist’s impression of the new building after refurbishment, including a cinema, exhibition area, wine bar, cafe, shop, and office units. English Heritage, the Midlands Industrial Association, Wolverhampton Council, the Department of the Environment an

Launch of a super secure plastic safe, designed to tolerate attacks by acid, power tools and torches, which had won a 1990 British Design Award. The photograph shows John Skelton (back) and Rodney Bunyan with the new safe.

The details of multi-million pound project to turn the building into a modern business and media centre were unveiled. The photograph shows (left to right) Councillor Norman Davies, David Ranceford-Hadley of the Midland Industrial Association, Councillor

The Aubin Trophy, built by locksmith Charles Aubin in 1851, was part of an exhibition touring Britain to mark the 150th anniversary of Chubbs. Pountney Street, the Great Exhibition, A. C. Hobbs, and Hobbs Hart are mentioned.

The firm earned a Queens Award for Export Achievement, which was presented by the Lord Lieutenant of the West Midlands, the Earl of Aylesford, to David Peacock. Rodney Bunyan is also in the photograph.