Sam
The following is something I wrote elsewhere about no 37:
No 37 was the Solid Brass Ring Co. This had been there since the late 1940s , and was first described as a curtain ring manufacturer and later a a brass chain manufacturer. In the immediate pre-war period 35-38 were listed as a garage, but from the end of WW1 up to 1932 nos 35-37 were the home of Blackhams, brassfounders., and a part of this previous to this was Lycett & co, brassfounders.. But from about 1890 – 1897 it was the home of William Dawkins, who first described himself as a photographic frame manufacturer, but later expanded this to photographic apparatus manufacturer. Before this no 37 houses immediately to the right of it held many trades, often only for a year or so, including whip maker, window blind maker, leather boot lace maker and tortoiseshell folder maker.
The size of images on this site is limited, but have cropped the image to thehouse front and redued it to try and get better resolution for you
Mike