shoulders

18 photos and 4 illustrations tagged shoulders, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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1850

2013

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AureliaB20GT said:
Now that's a crankshaft!!!
Miocene said:
There is an excellent set of colour photos here.
optimal chicken said:
I was just going to link to those. ^^
Miocene said:
Good aren't they. Rather begs the question of why such a huge investment in capital equipment and human capital folded?
optimal chicken said:
The images are fantastic. Photos tell a thousand words and to me they say they were done to promote the company - for a brochure perhaps? Almost every one of them has someone measuring or checking quality - again it would look good to prospective buyers. Our industries in the north were destroyed. Literally torn up and thrown away. There were many reasons but probably the same as how nowadays the likes of Siemens shut units at Newcastle and moved production to Eastern Europe. It's went on for several decades now and has left this area with nothing. Yes we have a few small engineering businesses going but still - it's not enough.. I was devastated when my son left school - there's nothing of real value left for those of his age (19 now) but still they struggle on. If only the skills that the folk had in these old photos had been passed down to the younger ones..

Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums said:
We found some more information about William Marcus Bell, who sadly died of wounds in 1918, aged only 19. We've uploaded it to the Lives of the First World War website livesofthefirstworldwar.org/lifestory/291416#timeline

srhplayerplay said:
Wow, she looks JUST like the daughter of my old teacher! Re-incarnation!! HAhahahahaa!
Cedar said:
I absolutely adore her face. Seeing these old photos really makes me wonder what they looked like as they grew, and what became of them.
ablaze mist said:
Adorable! I want to give her a squishy hug. :-)