Tame Past Present Future: GEC Poster, 1920

Friday, 24 October 2014

GEC Poster, 1920

Poster depicting several buildings of the GEC in 1920, including several in Witton.

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Aluminium Casting (1) Ammunition & Gun Making (1) Bescot (1) Black Country History (3) Bridges (1) British Industries Fair (1) Bromford Castle Bromwich (1) Bromford West Bromwich (2) Castle Bromwich (2) Castle Vale (1) Foundries (1) GEC (3) Ian Stenson Photographs (1) Kynoch (1) Local Figures (1) Natural History (1) Photographs (4) Phyllis Nicklin (1) Plantlife & Wildlife (1) Rolling Mills (1) Salford (1) Tame Industries Map (1) Tame Mills (2) Tame Present (3) Walsall (1) Wednesbury (1) Wednesbury Forge (1) West Bromwich (1) Whole River (1) Witton (4)

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Friday, 24 October 2014

GEC Poster, 1920

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Oldbury Tame

Bromford Mills

Willenhall Tame

F. H. Lloyd's

River Tame

G. E. C.

Dunlop

Chance & Hunt

Wednesbury Forge

James Bridge Copper

Hamstead Colliery

Kynoch's (ICI)

Bromford Mills

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