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Jaycee apprentices outing c1957

By Keith Upward

Jaycee Apprentices c1957 on an instructional outing to Cowdrey Park, from the Brighton College of Arts & Crafts. We were the first Cabinet Making Apprentices in the UK to be enrolled for the London City & Guilds Cabinet Making Certificate course.

From left to right:

Class Dux, from another Sussex Cabinet Makers.

The other 4 from Jaycee. Centre on top: Keith Upward. Middle: Ron Hyde. Underneath: Dave Knott, I believe?.

Right: Mervin ??

Jaycee apprentices outing

From the private collection of Keith Upward

This page was added on 25/04/2010.

Comments about this page

My Dad worked for Jaycee's for many years until the closure in 1998. He was Edward Applin (Ted). Does anyone remember him? Sadly he passed away in 1999, months after Jaycee's closed but would love to hear any stories you may have of him and his time at Jaycee's.

By Carol Homewood (19/05/2010)

What a great picture. I worked at Jaycee back in the 70s as an apprentice. Ron Hyde was the foreman at the time, there were some great old school cabinet makers around ,exellent tradesmen. I finished my city and guilds furniture craft course around 1974/5.

By Paul Parsons (27/07/2011)

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