New Jewellery AKA Remaking Old Jewellery 1961

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Knightsbridge, London.

M/S of several pieces of jewellery laid out on display. C/U of a hand picking through pieces of jewellery in a tray. M/S of two men sat at a desk looking through the jewellery, one of them is smoking a pipe. They are removing stones from pieces of jewellery. C/U of a...

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Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Colour
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
2966
Sort Number:
CP 360
Time in/Out:
01:03:16:00 / 01:05:42:00
Canister:
CP 360
Film ID:
163.03
Issue Date:
20/11/1961

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