The Cup tie took place between Cannon Iron Foundries of Coseley versus Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds of Wednesbury, and GKN won the match. The team on the photograph is presumed to be GKN. In the front of the stands on the far right are 11-year-old Edith and

The Environment Ministry had included the church’s ancient iron gates in a list of items of special historical interest to the town, and church officials were trying to trace their history. The Reverend Graham Smallwood is quoted. The photograph shows Deb

An 83-year-old bell clapper, an iron weater clock, paintings and artefacts were due to be on show at Wolverhampton Art Gallery as part of the “St Peter’s Treasures” exhibition to mark the church’s millennium. The photograph shows John O’Gorman lifting the

The firm was planning to widen its customer base after receiving the BS 5750 quality award. Howard E. Perry of Willenhall is mentioned, and Klaus Wasmuht (right) and Neil Webb are pictured.

External view of the building. The firm was celebrating 25 years of the company, originally set up by Kenneth Beardmore under the J. R. Harper Ltd. name in the Fighting Cocks area of Wolverhampton.

Gas-fired heating units receiving their final checks before being send to the South African Iron and Steel Industrial Corporation. A. E. Griffiths (Smethwick) Limited is mentioned.

Les Walklate of the Chains Inn paid a 5p a year ring rate to Stafford Corporation for an iron ring which was lifted to deliver beer into the cellars, and he questioned whether the postage etc was worth it.

Photograph depicts the new wrought iron entrance gates to the reconstructed cemetery. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission Headstones and Cross of Sacrifice are clearly visible. A group with young children can be seen walking through the cemetery. The c

South Africa wanted to reclaim a hammered iron chancel screen, originally made in Holland and used as an entrance gate to a Boer farm in South Africa. William Littleton is mentioned. The photograph shows Reverend Robert Cheadle and John Rostance looking a

Gale-force winds had moved the corrugated iron structure, and there was a risk it would have to be demolished before its centenary. St James’s Church, Hartlebury is mentioned, and John Jordan is quoted.