Production Line Collection (page 5)

In a quiet and deserted East Works at Longbridge, car engines are covered with brown paper while maintenance squad overhauls the track. 29th July 1969

Princess Diana seen here chatting with machinists Doreen, Dot and Betty in the sewing department at Fords Halewood plant. HRH the Princess of Wales toured the Halewood plant as part of the factorys

Women over-seeing the filing of bottles, on the production line at Bulmers Cider Mill at Plough Lane, Hereford. Circa 1959

Britains Chief of the Defence Staff, Field Marshal Sir Edwin Bramall formally opened the worlds biggest and most modern privately-owned armaments factory

World War Two - Second World War - A record output of 200, 000 bricks in 48 hours was reached by Blythe and Sons, Birtley, a North-East firm with a history extending over nearly 80 years

Workers at Massey Ferguson celebrate the 517, 651st and last TE 20 tractor to roll off the assembly line at Banner Lane, Coventry Circa June 1956

The last Jaguar XJ6 to be built on the old production line reaches the end of the track. Jaguar is investing £ 8.5 million in ripping out

Production line workers at the Peugeot factory at Ryton are seen here celebrating the Car of the year award for the Peugeot 405 which is built at the factory, Friday 27th November 1987

Clothing Industry: Girls at work sewing sleeves on to shirt in the sewing department. August 1945

Women at work at a textiles factory in Kampala, Uganda. 27th February 1977

Picture to accompany the "Robot Revolution"feature which ran in the Daily
Picture to accompany the " Robot Revolution" feature which ran in the Daily Mirror newspaper on the week commencing 27th June 1955

Women work on the production line of Hawker Hurricane aircraft during WW2. circa 1942

Bottle of Whisky on the conyevor belt at a a bottling plant 1971

Women working at a Manfield boot factory in Northampton. April 1930

Irish students working in English factories during their holidays. August 1966

Cadburys Contrast Easter Eggs December 1966 Ladies working on the Factory Production Line wearing protective overalls, preparing eggs for the Easter celebrations

Guinness Flats in Stamford Hill, London, have got their own war factory. In the little club room hut behind the estate houswifes are busy all day long making torch batteries

Women working in a tobacco factory, sorting tobacco leaves November 1958, From front to back: Mrs Edna Dempster, Mrs Floristine Deane, Mrs Phyllis Allsopp, Miss Nellie Williams, Mrs Freda Darrall

Macfisheries factory women filleting fish in Fraserburgh, Scotland December 1962

Woman workers in a Manchester electronics factory L-R Olive Birchall, Miss Minnie Slater, Louie Johnson, Elizabeth Yearn and Miss Lucy Taylor January 1959

General picture of a Civil service office where girls operate machines that record names, ages, sex, and adresses etc. on cards by hole punching system. February 1959

Fifteen East Kent Farmers have opened the largest and most modern fruit packing station in Britain at Faversham. The pippins have come off the belt and the girls wrap and package them

Checking soap as it comes warm from the moulding machine that stamps it into distinctive shapes at the Personally Beauty Products factorty (left to right) Mrs Pauline Lonsdale, Mrs Shiela Wright

Women working on the Vauxhall Viscount production line at the Vauxhall motor factory in Luton, Bedfordshire. 9th February 1968

Women working on the Vauxhall Victor production line at the Vauxhall motor factory in Luton, Bedfordshire. 9th February 1968

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, visits the Reyrolle. 10th February 1994

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, opens the new ONWA factory at South Shields. 10th February 1994

Women working on the Vauxhall Victor production line at the Vauxhall motor factory in Luton, Bedfordshire. 9th February 1968

English Electric activities on Merseyside: Assembly of Napier Deltic 2, 500 B. H
English Electric activities on Merseyside: Assembly of Napier Deltic 2, 500 B.H.P light-weight diesel engine for Marine and other applications which the Duke of Edinburgh will see when he visits

A Ford Capri rolls of the production line at the Halewood motor plant in Liverpool. March 1969 P005440

The 500, 001st Land Rover rolls off the production line 7th April 1966

Rover plant director, Mr Ron Phillips (right) showing the 2.000 production line to some of the Japanese visitors, led by Mr T Matsuo (second from right), 13th March 1973

Sir George Farmer congratulating production manager Mr James Lawrence as the 750, 000th Land Rover came off the assembly line today, 1st July 1971

Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales during his visit to the North East 22 October 1984 - The Prince chatted to workers at Derwent Valley Foods in Consett

The Hillman car production line at their Linwood factory in Scotland. Circa 1970 P008103

At a recent Exhibiton at Bristol, there was shown a cut-out wooden toy dog. He is called " Wallop" and is the idea of Mr. S.R. Gage, Managing Director of a Bristol Engineering firm

Margaret Thatcher visits the Nissan Car factory in Washington with Husband Dennis

Margaret Thatcher visiting Ringtons tea factory in Byker, Newcastle

Women in industry. G. E. C. Electric Light Bulb Factory. Circa 1955 P006521
Women in industry. G.E.C. Electric Light Bulb Factory. Circa 1955 P006521

Medical Research: A famous medicine manufacturers are working at full blast to cope with the present flu epedemic. Their well known cough remedy which is prescribed by most doctors was becoming

Aston Martin crisis. January 1975 75-00094-001

While most people today are trying to forget Christmas, workers at Napier Novelty Company Ltd in Rickmansworth, returned today and started to produce crackers for Christmas 1970

While most people today are trying to forget Christmas, workers at Napier Novelty Company Ltd in Rickmansworth, returned today and started to produce crackers for Christmas 1970

Medical Research: A famous medicine manufacturers are working at full blast to cope with the present flu epedemic. Their well known cough remedy which is prescribed by most doctors was becoming

Aston Martin crisis. January 1975 75-00094

The commerical vehicle assembly line in the new Vauxhall factory is 300 yards long. Beneath the last 100 yards of it is an illuminated pit, lined with white tiles

Worker Albert Moss (in white coat) and J. Barrow working on sanding Cortinas in Fords Dagenham motor factory November 1969 Z11032-004

Women in Industry: Girl operates a 60 ton press and turns out pram bodies at one a minute. December 1947 P018769

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"From Carbodies to Shultons: A Glimpse into the World of Production Lines" The iconic Carbodies factory, responsible for producing The London Taxi, was a hub of activity as skilled workers meticulously crafted each vehicle. Step inside the Austin Assembly and witness the birth of automotive history as the Austin Mini production line at Longbridge came alive on March 10th, 1963. Body panels being spot-welded with precision showcased the dedication and craftsmanship that went into creating every car on Triumph Motorcycles' production line in Meriden circa 1955. Aston Martin Closes its doors after years of crafting exquisite cars fit for royalty, including those driven by Prince Charles himself. Mass Production revolutionized industries worldwide, allowing for increased efficiency and affordability while meeting growing consumer demands. New Models emerged from Massey's five-year development and planning process, showcasing their commitment to innovation in agricultural machinery. Solihull witnessed a historic moment as the millionth Land Rover rolled off its assembly line, marking a testament to British engineering excellence. The de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito FB-6 took flight thanks to meticulous assembly processes that ensured this legendary aircraft soared through the skies with grace and power. At Ferguson Television Factory in Enfield, dedicated ladies assembled televisions piece by piece, contributing to an era when television became a staple in households across Britain. Pollards Ice Cream factory captured hearts with delicious frozen treats during February 1973 in Newton Abbot, Devon – bringing joy one scoop at a time. Shultons Cosmetics factory stood proudly in Seaton Delaval as hardworking individuals created beauty products that enhanced people's lives throughout Northumberland. In these diverse settings across England's manufacturing landscape, production lines played an integral role in shaping industries and delivering quality products loved by many around the world.