Fa Cup 3rd Round - Tooting & Mitcham V Notts… 1959

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Titles read: "FA CUP 3RD ROUND - TOOTING & MITCHAM V NOTTS FOREST".

Mitcham, Surrey.

Football captains John Harlow of Tooting (striped shirt) and Jack Burkitt of Nottingham toss coin at start of match. There is snow on the pitch. Tooting kick off; various shots of play between Paddy...

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Cataloguer:
Sarah
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
sound
Media URN:
50252
Sort Number:
59/005
Time in/Out:
01:49:29:00 / 01:52:05:00
Canister:
59/5
Film ID:
1565.20
Issue Date:
15/01/1959

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