01:34:05 - Location unknown. M/S of a sign advertising 'Invisible Mending while you wait, 2d per ladder.' next to a sewing kit. M/S of a lady having her stocking repaired in the street. M/S of the stocking afterwards, she pays the woman who...
01:34:05 - Location unknown. M/S of a sign advertising 'Invisible Mending while you wait, 2d per ladder.' next to a sewing kit. M/S of a lady having her stocking repaired in the street. M/S of the stocking afterwards, she pays the woman who has repaired it. M/S of a man showing her the hole in his sock.
01:34:31 - Location unknown. M/S of a female cobbler walking up to a house with her tools. A lady brings out a shoe for her to mend which she does as she sits on the doorstep. Various shots as the woman uses her tools to mend the shoe.
01:35:03 - Location unknown. M/S of a barber sat in half an upturned boat on the street, a customer approaches and sits on a chair sheltered by the boat. Various shots as he gives him a shave with cut-throat razor.
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