AUTOMATIC WATERING AT SUNNINGDALE GOLF COURSE

Automatic Watering At Sunningdale Golf Course… 1966

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Sunningdale, Berkshire.

Various shots of the members of the Sunningdale golf club standing outside the club house watching the demonstration of watering the greens. GV. Golf course with members playing. Various shots of groundsman in a little hut setting the controls for the automatic watering....

Sunningdale Berkshire gold sports

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Cataloguer:: Sanja
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 89778
Sort Number:: UN 4143 F

Time in/Out:: 01:49:50:00 / 01:53:05:00
Canister:: UN 4143 F
Film ID:: 3205.26
Issue Date:: 1966

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