Recorded Memories

Arthur Amos Interviews. October 30th 2001.

’Working life as a mechanic at Nicholls and Wileman: ‘I was dead interested [the ‘W’] …really fascinated me…I wanted to know exactly how it worked – what did what’

[Toon’s]’…the presses were very old fashioned…with balls at each end (looked like footballs) and they swung round to close the press’

‘I suppose really I’ve been a bit of a Bolshoi sort-of a chap’