One of Our Own Kind part One - printing shop in Yorkshire, CU printing press, 1970

The transcript discusses the significance of Yorkshire, emphasizing the human connection and the importance of people. It highlights the role of equipment in maintaining operations over the years and concludes with the enduring legacy and resilience of creations that are considered part of our own kind.

In what way does the speaker connect the equipment to their heritage?

What does the phrase 'one of our own kind' suggest about the speaker's feelings towards the equipment?