Long Service Collection

William Jessop and Sons Ltd and J. J. Savile and Co Ltd. long service award, 1949
Full title: Long service certificate awarded to William Reynolds by the directors of William Jessop and Sons Ltd and J.J. Savile

Amos Hinton & Sons plc, a small supermarket company from the North East of England trading as Hintons, acquired in a takeover by Argyll Foods in 1984. Our Picture Shows

James Hirst, 84, retires after over 70 years as the chorister at Kirkheaton Parish Church, Friday 8th February 1985. Mr Hirst joined the choir aged 6

The President of France awarding medals to long-serving railway employees at Valence (colour litho)
2782322 The President of France awarding medals to long-serving railway employees at Valence (colour litho) by French School

British Awards for Valour on Sea and Land during the Last Fifty Years (chromolitho)
1047353 British Awards for Valour on Sea and Land during the Last Fifty Years (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Picture of happiness... Mr David Wikins, Scout leader of the 14th Huddersfield (Marsden) troop (left) receives a picture from group treasurer Mrs Elaine Hinchliffe to mark 27 years as a leader

Dinner-lady Mrs Doreen Pounder has retired after 28 years at two Huddersfield schools. She is pictured receiving a bouquet of flowers from Yasmeen Conway (left) and Natasha Knutton

Long service presentation, Horden, County Durham, 1963. Artist: Michael Walters
Long service presentation, Horden, County Durham, 1963. In the time honoured tradition, a couple receive a tea service and gifts for long service to the National Coal Board (NCB)

32 Years at a London stage door. Mr George Parrot, who has been stage doorkeeper at the Alhambra for nearly 32 years, celebrated his 60 th birthday on Sunday

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"Recognizing a Lifetime of Dedication and Commitment" In 1949, William Jessop and Sons Ltd and J. J. Savile and Co Ltd celebrated their employees' remarkable long service with prestigious awards. These honors symbolized the unwavering loyalty displayed by these individuals throughout their careers. Amos Hinton & Sons plc, a small supermarket company from the North East of England, also acknowledged the invaluable contributions of its long-serving staff members. Their commitment to excellence played an integral role in shaping the success of this local business. James Hirst, at the age of 84, bid farewell after over seven decades as the cherished chorister at Kirkheaton Parish Church. His melodious voice echoed through generations, leaving an indelible mark on this sacred place. Across borders, even The President of France recognized railway employees for their exceptional service at Valence. Medals were bestowed upon these dedicated individuals who tirelessly ensured safe journeys for countless passengers. The British Awards for Valour on Sea and Land during the Last Fifty Years showcased extraordinary acts of bravery by those who selflessly risked their lives in defense of others. These commendations honored heroes whose courage knew no bounds. A poignant moment captured in Michael Walters' artwork depicted a long service presentation in Horden, County Durham in 1963. This visual testament immortalized the gratitude felt towards those who dedicated themselves to serving their community day after day. Mrs Doreen Pounder retired as a dinner-lady after dedicating 28 years to two schools in Huddersfield. Her warm smile nourished not only students' bodies but also touched their hearts with kindness and care. Mr David Wilkins exemplified leadership as Scout leader for the 14th Huddersfield (Marsden). For years he guided young minds towards personal growth while fostering camaraderie within his troop - truly leaving an imprint on future generations.