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Daily Herald Photograph: Cooper initiated in soot, ash, water and a barrel

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One photograph titled 'Family Fabric', showing brother and sister Jack and Nellie Daines making baskets. The family had been basket-making at Dennington, near Framlingham, for half a century.

Daily Herald Photograph; Basket Making
One photograph titled 'In Honour of Guy'. The photograph shows Joyce Cooper (left) and Vera Kaye, both staff at the Lion Fireworks Company, Huddersfield, holding a large number of fireworks,.

Daily Herald Photograph; Staff at Lion Fireworks Company
One photograph of a female steeplejack applying makeup while sitting on top of a chimney. Caption on back reads: 'Miss Giselle Leopold, a Polish girl with aspirations for fame as a 'Steeplejill6', brings well-tried nerves to her new profession. Before the war Miss Leopold was a glider pilot, and made several parachute jumps. Now she tries something comparatively sedate. She is one of 1500 people who answered an advertisment from a firm of steeplejacks at Winchmore Hill for 'well educated young men who are willing to take off their coats and learn an exciting trade'. PICTURE SHOWS. Eternal woman! It needs a steady hand to apply a lipstick - especially at the top of a chimney. But Giselle Leopold, pictured during a trail climb at Winchmore Hill today (Wednesday) finds her perch among the clouds just the place'.

Daily Herald Photograph: Female steeplejack
One photograph titled 'Horns in Plenty'. The photograph shows Brian Bordicott, a foreman at James Grove and Sons Ltd., assessing one of a huge stack of animal horns shipped from Africa. James Grove and Sons Ltd., of Halesowen, was the only UK business to manufacture horn buttons.

Daily Herald Photograph; Horn Button Manufacture
One photograph titled 'Severn Bridge Wind-Tunnel Tests' showing a 52 ft model suspension bridge being prepared for tests in the wind tunnel at Thurleigh, Bedfordshire. Caption on the back describes how the wind tunnel was inspected by Mr. Alfred Barnes, Minister of Transport.

Daily Herald Photograph: Wind-tunnel tests
One photograph featuring Karl Roy, a violin maker from the Staet School of String Instruments at Mittewald, Bavaria, titled 'See how violins are made at the Ideal Home'. He is demonstrating violin making as part of an exhibition of West German crafts at the Ideal Home exhibition at the Olympia, London. He is shaping one of the panels that will form the body of an instrument.

Daily Herald Photograph: Violin making at the Ideal Home Exhibition
One photograph titled 'Cow wearing black takes protesting farmers' "salute"'. Photograph shows Sarah Lloyd-Jones, a housewife-farmer, protesting against the Government's 1965 farm price review. Lloyd-Jones is standing with her Jersey milking cow which is draped in a black cloth with slogans attached.

Daily Herald Photograph: Demonstration against farming price review
One photograph titled 'Where Sledge Beats Wheels'. The photograph shows a farmer walking beside a horse-drawn sledge in Deepdale, Upper Wharfedale, Yorkshire. The sledge is loaded with 5 hundredweight of straw.

Daily Herald Photograph: Farming, Horse-Drawn Sledge

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