Peeps Through The Window Of The World! No.… 1934

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Titles read: 'Peeps through the Window of the World! No. 2'.

Various locations of events.

In a zoo in Australia we see several shots of a sheep that has five legs. The fifth one is dangling down from the left side of the animal's neck.

On a cricket pitch we see two umpires...

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Cataloguer:
Sarah
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
52531
Sort Number:
PSP 853
Time in/Out:
01:37:07:00 / 01:39:18:00
Canister:
PSP 853
Film ID:
3421.18
Issue Date:
09/08/1934

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