Advertisement for W. and S. Butcher Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Arundel Street, Sheffield

Bus conductor Dennis H Barley (right) and unnamed Regulator (left) at Pond Street Bus Station, Sheaf Island Works - Joseph Rodgers and Sons Ltd., cutlery manufacturers (No. 6 Works) in background

Grinder's shop and steam engine looking towards Forges and Jessopp's Tilts. Abbeydale Works, former premises of W. Tyzack, Sons and Turner Ltd., manufacturers of files, saws, scythes etc., prior to restoration and becoming Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet

Tilt Hammers at Abbeydale Works, former premises of W. Tyzack, Sons and Turner Ltd., manufacturers of files, saws, scythes etc., prior to becoming Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet Museum in 1970

Mr Peter Inchbald (left), director of Walker and Hall Ltd, Electro Works, No. 11 Howard Street discusses the problems involved in the design of attractive handles and spouts suitable for a range of silver plated goods for the catering trade

British cutlery and silverware production: In the design department of Mappin and Webb Ltd showing craftsman Mr.Kugler

Expert at producing carving knives with buffalo horn handles at his work bench, Lewis, Rose and Co.Ltd., cutlery manufacturers, Debesco Works, Bowling Green Street

John Charles Brown file cutting at Brown Brothers, No. 29 (back of) Creswick Street, one of two remaining file cutters from a colony of fifty

File-cutters workshops, Brown Brothers, No 29 (back of) Creswick Street

File-cutters workshops, Brown Brothers, No 29 (back of) Creswick Street