LONDON'S LORD MAYOR ELECT

London's Lord Mayor Elect 1934

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Full title reads: "LONDON'S LORD MAYOR ELECT - Sir Stephen Killik nominated at Guildhall."

London.

Procession of men in black robes holding flowers int heir hands walking towards the camera. Some of the men wearing judges' wigs. They are followed by men in other stately robes - Court...

London Guildhall Sir Stephen Killik Lord Mayors traditions Sir Louis Newton

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Cataloguer:: Sanja
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 9008
Sort Number:: 34/079

Time in/Out:: 01:48:21:00 / 01:49:20:00
Canister:: 34/79
Film ID:: 797.31
Issue Date:: 01/10/1934

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