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                <text>Sue Edden's father was Rear Admiral Philip 'Percy' Gick (1913-2002)</text>
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                <text>Digital fibre print, monochrome. 45 cm x 59 cm. Framed. This was taken at the British Timken plant in Daventry in 1957. Two workers lower the outer raceway onto the inner raceway of a large bearing. With the co-operation of his client, Broomfield was able to shoot when the night's darkness enabled him to use lighting to isolate the event.</text>
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                <text>British Timken was a subsidiary of the American company Timken that manufactured tapered roller, parallel roller and ball bearings.</text>
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                <text>The young New Zealand-born Peter Blake first came to Emsworth in 1978 to oversee the refit of Condor at Bowman’s shipyard, Emsworth. All that now remains of the Bowman yard is the jetty on the foreshore. This picture shows him with the refit team and the Emsworth Channel in the background.</text>
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