FILLING UP - FOOTBALL COUPONS

Filling Up - Football Coupons 1937

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Title for this item is missing. Title in the paperwork is "FILLING UP FOOTBALL COUPONS".

Several close up shots of a hand filling up football coupons. Close up shot of a man's face.

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Cataloguer:: Sanja
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 13364
Sort Number:: 37/005

Time in/Out:: 01:17:39:00 / 01:18:09:00
Canister:: 37/5
Film ID:: 909.15
Issue Date:: 18/01/1937

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