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Chipping Campden School
04/10/2012
Parents Association
WW11 Pig Club
04/10/2012
Keeping pigs in Chipping Campden
The black market in WW11
04/10/2012
'Fair exchanges' in Chipping Campden!
Derek Moseley: my early memories
01/10/2012
Christmas parties in the 1950s and Dad's work on the spares' bench
Martin Blakeley
25/09/2012
Memories of the Apprentice School and the Hydraulics Fitting Shop in the 1960s
Frederick and Ralph Schollar
16/09/2012
Employees in the 1920s
Stan Nash
12/09/2012
Apprentice pattern-maker 1934-1939
Fielding and Platt Memory Day
11/09/2012
Visitors let us know what they thought of the day
John Seddon
11/09/2012
Memories of an engineering apprentice in the late 1970s
Elizabeth Floyd
11/09/2012
Memories of the Filing and Stationary Office during the late 1950s
Gloucestershire Archives
05/09/2012
What Fielding & Platt records are in the collections and how are the Archives relevant to you?
John Powell
05/09/2012
Memories of the Apprentice School and Fitting Shop in the 1960s
Fielding and Platt Sports Ground
04/09/2012
Shown in 1902 Ordnance Survey Map of Hempsted
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Barbara Vosnakis
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Engine and Hydraulic Press, c.1936
20/04/2019
Hi! I am very interested in this old diesel engine as I have lived in Scala, Kefalonia, for 25 years...
Alan Bond
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1600 ton Horizontal Extrusion Press, O/No. 65580, c.1965
14/04/2019
I worked with this machine for thirty years, 1976 to 2006. One of two installed at Witham. The factory closed...
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Edith May Williams (nee Willey)
10/04/2019
Arthur and Edith were my grandparents. Sadly missed but never forgotten. Thanks for the efforts in making this available. Steven...
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Dave Budrey remembers the Tool Room
05/04/2019
Hi! I am Colin Price; the borer in the tool room was Jack Price, my father. Ed: Colin, thanks for...
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