Prince Philip opens telecommunications Exhibition. London (?).
SV Interior Design Centre with Prince Philip talking to Minster, John Stonehouse. GV Philip looking at exhibit from the 1909 era, (office). SV Showing office desk and old chairs. Zoom in to old telephone. CU Old telephone. Philip...
Prince Philip opens telecommunications Exhibition. London (?).
SV Interior Design Centre with Prince Philip talking to Minster, John Stonehouse. GV Philip looking at exhibit from the 1909 era, (office). SV Showing office desk and old chairs. Zoom in to old telephone. CU Old telephone. Philip looking at exhibit and pointing. CU What Prince Philip was pointing at, which is an old ticker-tape. GV As Prince Philip walks on to next exhibit. GV Exhibit - 1970, Office of today. SV Of a video terminal. CU Screen of the video terminal. CU 1990 sign. SV As Prince Philip walks towards 1990 exhibit, with the office designer Kenneth Grange. Pan across to the office. CU The Duke and Kenneth Grange. CU Visual display unit with light pen in use. CU Cordless telephone. Designer picks phone up and presses series of buttons on it and starts to talk. SV People walking around exhibition.
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