William Pinkham 1861 - 1938
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Emily Wade (neè Carter) is second from the left in the back row and Florrie Wade (neè Baldwin) is second from the right in the front row.
Machinist sewing gloves
The first Witham factory built in 1912
Lesley Pinkham in 1920 with Minnie Ottley, Nellie Haygreen and Nancy Stoneham all of whom worked for the company
Richard Pinkham 1916 - 2010
Leslie Pinkham in 1962
1923 Ironing glove
Rebecca Pinkham in 1938
Leslie Pinkham in 1938
Richard and John 2
Curly 2
John and Mary
Geoff Ellis
Nick Pinkham outside the Kauri Museum in 2015
Leslie Pinkham Master of The Worshipful Company of Glovers in 1950
Leslie and Lilian
Elsie Pinkham 1891 - 1936
Geoff Ellis and friends
Agnes clock
Veronica Cook
Mary Pinkham, wife of John Pinkham in 1948
The house where it all began in 1904
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nos 13&14 1905
The Witham site 1949
The Witham site 1949
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Chas Halmond in 1923
Site in 2016
The Witham factory in 1980
Gloves partly finished
John Pinkham 1918 - 1995
Marie Pinkham 1925 - 1970
The Witham team in 1949
A factory party at Witham in the 1950s
Geoff Ellis wearing the glasses and David Pattison the Stanley factory manager in the bow tie
Geoff Ellis in the 1950s
Herbert Keeble
Machinists sewing gloves at the Witham factory in the 1920s
January 2nd 1914 in the Witham factory cutting room. Herbert Keeble on the right and Leslie Pinkham in the centre.
Lord Lawson at the opening the new Stanley factory in 1959
Fabric cutting
Brandon Groves on the left in 1923
Nick Pinkham in 2015 at The Kauri museum in Matakohe New Zealand with Sheri o'Neil and Diane Macdonald
Rosie Birch on the right
Time to party Leslie Pinkham with some of the Witham team at factory party in the 1940s
Some if the Chelsmford factory girls relaxing in 1923. Emily Wade (neè Carter) is on the far right.
Machinists sewing gloves in the 1920s
1950s Ironing and packing gloves at the Witham factory
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The Witham site 1949
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The first Witham factory built in 1912