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Electronic Railway 1961
Description
High angle L/S of the new (nearly completed) Manchester Oxford Road railway station; M/S of the outside and inside, of a short queue at the ticket office. Commentator talks of "the new method of buying a ticket from machines which print everything on the spot" as we see a man putting a pack of tickets...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:28:14:00 / 01:31:33:00
- Canister:
- CP 329
- Film ID:
- 139.10
- Issue Date:
- 17/04/1961
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Seen at 02:38, the locomotive entering the shed is a Brush Type 2, Number D5606, (later renumbered as a Class 31, number 31 405).
"L/S of a diesel train speeding through the countryside" - it's a Blue Pullman.