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Noses to the call centre grindstone in Kays headquarters in The Tything, Worcester in the 1930s
The former premises of Edward Locke’s porcelain factory in Shrub Hill, Worcester
The grime of factory life at Heenan and Froude in the 1940s
A steam locomotive under test at Heenan and Froude
A bird’s eye view of the James Archdale works in 1940
The Bilford Road factory of JW Ward, which produced the company’s famous Capstan lathes
Archdale’s design office in the late 1950s
Mike Pryce
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