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Cricket Bats 1962
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Bungay, Suffolk.
Various shots of two men tending to saplings and seedlings. Man looks at the trunk of a willow tree to see if it is ready to be felled in order to provide wood for cricket bats. A "W" is cut into the trunk of a tree selected for felling. A chain-saw is used to fell the tree....
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:52:11:00 / 01:55:44:00
- Canister:
- CP 390
- Film ID:
- 185.10
- Issue Date:
- 18/06/1962
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