France Looks At Motor Age 1964

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Paris, France.

VS. Short coverage of Paris Motor Show and interviewing young people at the show. VS. Of the Aston Martin car that was used in the James Bond film of 'Goldfinger'. Shots of the interchangeable number plates, the bullet proof screen behind the rear window and the machine gun concealed...

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Data

Cataloguer:
Agnew
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Silent
Media URN:
87816
Sort Number:
UN 3944 C
Time in/Out:
01:06:48:00 / 01:09:18:00
Canister:
UN 3944 C
Film ID:
3111.02
Issue Date:
1964

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