Royal Tour Of Whitehorse Yukon Canada 1959

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Unissued / unused material.

Queen Elizabeth II and Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Philip) on Royal Tour of Canada.

Various aerial shots of Whitehorse Yukon, showing snow-capped mountains. Two shots of Duke shaking hands with VIPs. LS banner: "Whitehorse Welcomes You to the Yukon". Two shots...

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Cataloguer:
Amelia
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Mute
Media URN:
80570
Sort Number:
UN 3247 A
Time in/Out:
01:31:44:00 / 01:43:01:00
Canister:
UN 3247 A
Film ID:
2736.19
Issue Date:
1959

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