The New Nevills

Series

Series Name

Ingot Pictorial

Issue

Issue No.

11

Date Released

1952

Length of issue (in feet)

1688

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1The New Nevills
2. 2Redbourn’s Cogging Mill has new electronic drive
3. 3How we used to do it
4. 4RTB help to break the record at Monte Carlo!
5. 5Another Apprentice School
6. 6Rotors and Stators cast in half-a-minute by Cookley’s Pressure Die Casting
7. 7Prodigy at Play

Story

Story No. within this Issue

1 / 7

Summary

NFA synopsis: Please note change of address to Machynys. Nevills Foundry, which is the maintenance shop for RTB & SCW company, has moved from Llannelli to Machynys. The building of the new site is shown, and the putting in of machine tools. The film states that the new firm is to open soon, and aspects of work it will deal with are shown, ie. turning heavy rollers for rolling-mills, repairing locomotive boilers, the toolroom, and the foundry for casting copper ingots. It is indicated that the new works will officially open on 9th April 1952.

Keywords

Buildings and structures; Science and technology; Industry and manufacture

Written sources

National Film Archive Catalogue   Used for synopsis
Film User   Vol.6 No.68 June 1952, p298.

Credits:

Producer

Denis Ward

Cutter

Derrick A. Gladwell

Commentator

Howard Marshall

Sponsor

Richard Thomas and Baldwins Group

Production Co.

Technical & Scientific Films Ltd.

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Film Archive

Name

British Film Institute (BFI)

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Notes

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