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| Managers and staff at a belated Centenary Celebration in 1948. The event should have taken place in 1944 but was postponed | The factory in the 1950s, looking down its access road towards Straw Mill Road and Reed paper mills' two chimneys. | |
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| An undated picture of building workers at AP&S, soon after one of Reed's two chimneys had been demolished | AP&S’s Tovil Works and Head Office cricket teams at one of their annual cricket matches in Maidstone in the 1950s | |
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Bindery department staff in the 1950s, perhaps ready to set off on a 'wayzgoose' (print workers' outing)
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Frank Peacock, letterpress manager (fourth left, front row) with machine room employees in the 1950s
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Recreational and social events were an important aspect of life at AP&S, including an annual climbing weekend in Snowdonia for employees and customers. This group was photographed there in 1981.
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Children's entertainer Richard Hearne (Mr Pastry) starting up a new Roland VII press in 1967.
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