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Hand-Made Steel Handmade Steel 1949
Description
Attercliffe, Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Various shots of George Goodwin making pots for handmade steel melting. He works alone, wearing only shorts and a vest. He makes the containers from special mixture of clay. It is skilled work and George has been doing in for 40 years.
Various shots...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Amelia
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Sound
- Media URN:
- 44912
- Sort Number:
- NP 234
- Time in/Out:
- 01:31:47:00 / 01:33:47:00
- Canister:
- NP 234
- Film ID:
- 1371.20
- Issue Date:
- 03/07/1949
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This is my Grandad and just how I remembered him. I have spent lots of hours when I was little watching him at the Abbeydale industrial hamlet making the pots.
It is a very proud moment to find television footage of my Grandad George. Goodwin He certainly worked hard during his life time and as I remember he was a very gentle man.
Kerry Cowen (nee Goodwin)
I can always remember going to see grandad at the Abbeydale Industrial Hamlet treading the clay and making the Crucible Pots. He was a really hard worker and a really kind man. I have recently purchased this footage so that I can show his great grandchildren and one day his great great grandchildren. Casey (Goodwin)