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#7 A craftsman making a cricket bat in a Midland sports manufacturers factory, 1932.

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#7 A craftsman making a cricket bat in a Midland sports manufacturers factory, 1932.

1930s Birmingham: Fascinating Historical Photos Show Life In Old Birmingham

#7 A craftsman making a cricket bat in a Midland sports manufacturers factory, 1932.

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