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King Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, watching the casting of an ingot of crucible steel in the Norfolk Works of Thos. Firth and Sons, 1875
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King Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, watching the casting of an ingot of crucible steel in the Norfolk Works of Thos. Firth and Sons, 1875
From Souvenir of a Visit to the Atlas and Norfolk Works of Thomas Firth and John Brown Ltd by the Master Cutler and Guests, 1954 (338.4 SQ)
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Caption: In this photo print, we witness a significant moment in the history of steel production as King Edward VII, then Prince of Wales, observes the casting of an ingot of crucible steel at the Norfolk Works of Thos. Firth and Sons in 1875. The image captures the royal visit to one of Sheffield's renowned industrial establishments that played a pivotal role in shaping Britain's steel industry. The Norfolk Works, known for its excellence in manufacturing high-quality steel products, was honored by the presence of royalty during this auspicious occasion. King Edward VII's interest and support for industrial advancements are evident as he attentively watches the intricate process unfold before his eyes. This photograph not only highlights the significance of British steel production but also showcases the close relationship between industry and monarchy during that era. It symbolizes how crucial industries like Firth and Sons contributed to national progress while receiving recognition from esteemed figures such as King Edward VII. Preserved within Sheffield City Archives, this remarkable snapshot serves as a testament to Sheffield's rich industrial heritage and its association with influential personalities who recognized its importance on both regional and national levels. As we delve into this historical image, we are transported back to an era where innovation thrived amidst grand visits from royalty - forever etching these moments into our collective memory.
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