Men Look Back For New Ideas 1951

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London.

SV. Man wearing new fashion displaying jacket. Hand showing two top buttons done up and others left undone. He pulls back jacket and shows embroidered waistcoat. CU. Hand pointing out flapless side pocket and turned up cuff on sleeve.

GV. St. James' Palace. SV. Angle shot,...

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Data

Cataloguer:
Sanja
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
47025
Sort Number:
51/020
Time in/Out:
01:43:34:00 / 01:45:47:00
Canister:
51/20
Film ID:
1441.25
Issue Date:
08/03/1951

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