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1. Stevenson and Howell: vacuum pumps and gas engines.
*Stevenson and Howell: vacuum pumps and gas engines. Vacuum pumps and gas engines at Stevenson and Howell's Standard Works in Southwark. Stevenson and Howell Ltd were makers of essential oils, essences...
2. Stevenson and Howell: fruit crushing equipment.
*Stevenson and Howell: fruit crushing equipment. Stevenson and Howell of Southwark produced a range of goods in the food-processing and chemical industries. The photograph shows fruit crushing...
3. Stratford Co-operative and Industrial Society.
*Stratford Co-operative and Industrial Society. The Co-op hairdressers - the first shop at the junction of Falmouth and Maryland Roads, Stratford.
4. Street lighting, c. 1935.
*Street lighting, c. 1935. Men loading lamp posts for delivery to site. The poles are cranked and flattened at the roots to avoid underground obstructions - such as water...
5. The African Prince.
*The African Prince. The Prince Line's 'African Prince' (3596 GRT) in the Royal Docks in March 1966. She was built by the Burntisland Shipbuilding Company, Scotland, and...
6. Tea ladies at the Plaistow offices of R & H Green and Silley Weir Ltd.
*Tea ladies at the Plaistow offices of R & H Green and Silley Weir Ltd. Tea ladies serving employees at the Plaistow offices of the ship repair company R & H Green and Silley Weir Ltd in October 1957.
7. Stevenson and Howell.
*Stevenson and Howell. Part of the original offices of Stevenson and Howell, the Southwark-based makers of essential oils, essences and food colourings. The walls are...
8. Stevedores' equipment at TF Maltby Ltd.
*Stevedores' equipment at TF Maltby Ltd. Ropes, chains and equipment on the premises of the master stevedores TF Maltby Ltd.
9. Rivetters at work.
*Rivetters at work. Rivetters at work at the Union Dock, Limehouse. The ship repair works at Union Dock belonged to Fletcher, Son and Fearnell, one of the oldest firms...
10. Plaistow Triangle Camp.
*Plaistow Triangle Camp. A photograph of men who took part in the Triangle Camp, the protest colony set up by the unemployed at Plaistow in July 1906. Labour councillor...
 
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