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

Window dated 1785 in Grinder's Workshop, 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 Museum

Plan of 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 Museum

Grinders shop, foreground, left, gatehouse, right and cottages, background, 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

Gate house and stables, 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 Museum

Tyzack's Dam looking towards 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 Museum

Tyzack's Dam looking towards 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 Museum