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Kaycee Clothing's Long-serving Employees - 1949

Burton Latimer - Kaycee-1946

The photograph above was taken from a booklet produced by the Kaycee Clothing Company in 1949
It states: Employees at the Burton factory with over 15 years service. Reading from left to right:
Front row: Misses E. Darby, K. Martin, Mr. J. Mason (Factory manager), Mr. Harold Taylor (Manager), Misses D. Boxwell, V. Haddon, E. Scrivener
Back row: Mr. H. Capps, Mrs. M. Cartwright, Mrs. W. Wright, Mrs. B. Knight, Mrs. M. Harris, Miss L. Humphrey, Mrs. W. Richards,
Mrs. A. Savage, Mr. Lansom

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