MCC Touring Team Departs 1967-1968

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This is a duplicate of item 3464.16 - check for best quality.

No title - MCC touring team departs for West Indies. London Airport.

C/U nose of aircraft. M/S pan up to some members of the MCC team about to depart. M/S members of the cricket team being photographed. C/U Colin Milburn...

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Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
sound
Media URN:
56599
Sort Number:
68/001
Time in/Out:
01:29:38:00 / 01:30:18:00
Canister:
68/1
Film ID:
2051.17
Issue Date:
31/12/1967

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0:010:020:030:04

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  • "Barrington" is Ken Barrington.

    "Graveney" is Tom Graveney.

    At 00:21 we see Basil D'Oliveira.

    At 00:24 we see John Edrich.

    "Titmus" is Fred Titmus.

    "Parks" is Jim Parks.

    "Boycott" is Geoff Boycott.

    "Snow" is John Snow.

    "Higgs" is Ken Higgs.

    "Jones" is Ivor Jones.

    N.B. This film is the same as clip 3464.16

    jamied 20th Apr 2012
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  • Thank you!

    British Pathé 15th May 2012
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