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Helicopter To Work 1965
Description
Hertfordshire.
Rowland Absolom uses a helicopter to commute to work. He lives in Hertfordshire and works in Sidcup, Kent. We see Rowland walking from his large house and getting into his £10,000 helicopter parked on the lawn. He straps himself in, and he pushes various switches. C/U rotor...
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:14:46:00 / 01:16:36:00
- Canister:
- CP 548
- Film ID:
- 327.02
- Issue Date:
- 24/06/1965
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The helicopter seen here is a Brantly B2, Reg. No. G-ASXD.
"Rowland Absolom" in text and tags should read Rowland Absalom.