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Stained Glass 1963
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Hayes, Middlesex.
A story about the making of modern stained glass. Various shots of a man painting a stained glass window of angels. We see various ways of creating stained glass the old fashioned way, including cutting, stencilling and adding bits to the pattern.
Then we see the...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:30:09:00 / 01:33:04:00
- Canister:
- CP 431
- Film ID:
- 223.04
- Issue Date:
- 25/03/1963
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