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E1b-046: Salts Boys High School during WW1Photograph Salts Boys High School during World War 1
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A1-121: Notebook with notes on Salts familySmall notebook 'Garment Workers Wages Book' containing notes on the Salts family + others
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C2a-083: Staff and prefects of Salts SchoolPhototograph of staff & prefects of Salts School (1953/54)
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C2a-088: Salts School Girl's Hockey TeamPhotograph of: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team (1955)
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C2a-089: Salts School Girl's Hockey TeamPhotograph of: Salts School Girl's Hockey Team (1953/4)
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C2a-090: Salts School visit to Shipley Gas WorksPhotograph of: Salts School visit to Shipley Gas Works (c.1952)
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C2a-091: Salts School Staff Hockey TeamPhotograph of Salts School Staff Hockey Team (1950s)
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C3b-278a-b: Salts Drama Tours2 tickets for a 'Salts Drama Tour' 11th September' (no year)
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E1a-029: Salts school teachers in an old photographLetter from D.McKay to Mrs Heald identifying Salts school teachers in an old photograph
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E1b-116: The Salts Schools, Yorkshire & The InstitutePrint of 'The Salts Schools, Yorkshire & The Institute'
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E1b-180: Gates of the old Salts Grammar SchoolColoured photograph of the Titus Salt emblem on the gates of the old Salts Grammar School.
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2024.114: Salts Drama ToursSingle sheet flyer advertising Salts Drama Tours
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Mason, PamelaPamela Mason was the daughter of Isidore Ostrer, one of the owners of Illingworth, Morris and Company Limited who purchased the Salts (Saltaire) Ltd business, including Salts Mill, in the 1950s. Following Isidore's and his brother's Maurice deaths in 1975, Pamela controlled 46% of the shares of Illingworth, Morris. She became involved in a dispute with the 'Yorkshire DIrectors' over the future of the company. This was well-reported in the press, partly because Pamela Mason was a Hollywood celebrity, having been a chatshow host and having been married to the leading actor James Mason.
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Sir Titus Salt Bart. Sons & Co LimitedSalts Mill was originally owned and operated by Titus Salt, Sons & Company. In 1869 Titus Salt was awarded a baronetcy, and the company was renamed Sir Titus Salt Bart. and Company Limited. Although there was a change of ownership in 1893 and again in 1918 the name was retained until 1923 when the owning company was floated on the stock exchange as Salts (Saltaire) Limited.
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C3b-080: Saltaire A GuideA guide to Saltaire commisioned by Jonathan Silver, the new owner of Salts Mill in the late 1980s. The text has many line drawings of Saltaire by Simon Palmer.
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C3b-262b: Saltaire - A Jubilee Sketch HistoryA full copy of an original copy of the booklet: 'Saltaire - A Jubilee Sketch History, with Brief Descriptions of its Origin and Developments. On the front cover are Salts French honours including the Croix de la Legion d' Honneur. (There is an original copy in the collection but its very fragile)
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E1b-123a: Salt High SchoolOriginal wooden paddle with image of Salts School engraved on it (On loan to Salts Mill)
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2021.3: Direktoratet for patent - og VaremoerkevoesenetRecord of registration of Belwarp name and logo at the international Patents Bureau, Copenhagen in Denmark in 1906 under the name of Sit Titus Salt, Bart, Sons & Company Ltd and records any subsequent updates up to 1926. Document headed : 'Rongeriget Danmark' with 'Belwarp' image pasted onto the page. Reverse side includes typed numbered list including: 1. registree's name and address: 'Sir Titus Salt Baronet, Sons and Company Limited, Fabrikanter, Saltaireved Bradford,England. 2. the overseas registrar's name and address 3. date of original registration in the ledger: 2 January 1906 4. description of the trademark 5. the types of business for which the trademark is registered 6. further remarks The trademark was registered in Lodon on 11 February 1897.The Danish registration was in January 1906 and was renewed in 1912. The company name was changed to Salts (Saltaire) Ltd recorded on 12 January 1926.
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C3b-036: Advert for Salt's BelwarpAdvertisement card for Salt's Belwarp
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C3b-540: Saltaire village, Documents (Places)photocopies of sets of floor plans for: 'The old dining room - Salts Annex'