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Three John Pickles employees, Tony Summerscales, apprentice foundary pattern maker (on left) Gainger Lee, apprentice centre lathe turner (centre) and Derek Pollard, apprentice fitter, on the right. c1959

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1,200 H.P. Horizontal Cross Compound Engine at Ryburne Mills, Halifax, by Pollit & Wigzell, 1922. Photograph kindly loaned for reproduction by HALIFAX COURIER LTD.

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Machinery for the textile industry was manufactured in various Todmorden engineering workshops.

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Thwaite and Dobson, Cinderhill Mill, Castle Street, Todmorden - advertisement.

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William Mitchell;, Todmorden, catalogue advertisement.

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A view across the engineering workshop.
This photograph shows three Earnshaw brothers, all of whom worked in engineering since leaving school. John and Edgar were killed in the First World War. William, the eldest (shown on the extreme left), taught…

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Group photograph taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Group photograph taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Group photograph taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Photograph taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Group photographs taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Group photograph taken in the foundry area at Lord Bros., later occupied by Kinghorns.

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Interior view of the packing department on the Baltimore site.

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Edward Lord, 1st March 1812 - 10th September 1875. He was a pioneer in the manufacture of cotton spinning machinery and the founder of the firm.

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An illustration of the Lord Bros site, showing Stackhills Road and Baltimore in the foreground.

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Aston and Barker's wagon is paraded through the town in the Lifeboat Saturday procession on 7th July 1906

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Machine in fitting bay, the despatch bay is in the background

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Multi spindle moulder, used for making skirting boards etc. Douglas Parker holding the sheet.

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Machine for head rounding and bevelling barrel lids, in the packing bay.

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Large planing machine for long beam, mqade for the Mercy docks and Harbour Board. Herbert Ellison and Eric Warrington, on left , Albert Cockroft with his back to the camera. c 1961
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