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Bricks are part of the structure of modern society. Even in the age of the
microchip there is still a place for the traditional hand made brick!
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This production was recorded at Oak Farm Brickworks in 1982, and was I.A.Recordings second industrial archaeology project. It follows the process from raw clay
through to the finished bricks.
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Oak Farm was one of the few
brickyards that still employed women hand moulders, one of whom, still working at the age of 68, had started as a girl loading railway wagons.
For more information, on Oak Farm Brickworks, see the
Oak Farm Brickworks Site Feature
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- Written and narrated by former brick maker John Cooksey.
- NGR: (139) SO 897 905
- £10.00 - DVD
- Running time: 12½ mins.
- Price includes worldwide delivery.
- ' PAL' and 'NTSC' versions available.
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