A RECORD MARKET IN AID OF WOUNDED ALLIES

A Record Market In Aid Of Wounded Allies 1914-1918

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A Record Market In Aid Of Wounded Allies.

Location of events unknown - London?

Banner hangs over crowd: 'Disabled Belgian Soldiers'. Soldier pushing a cart full of flowers; with other people walking along. CU girl holding fruit; soldiers w/ baskets behind her; crowd in BG. Women with...

London markets wounded First World War WW1 Home Front disabled Belgians soldiers flowers fruit crowds fun processions

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Cataloguer:: Cheri
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Silent
Media URN:: 81052
Sort Number:: ON 171 C

Time in/Out:: 01:29:08:00 / 01:30:16:00
Canister:: ON 171 C
Film ID:: 1938.12
Issue Date:: 1914 - 1918

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Collections: Newsreels
Categories: Lifestyle & Culture Trade & Industry War & Revolution
WorkSpaces: market London 1910s CCC-WWI part 2 WO I

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