The 'golden Arrow' 1961

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Description

Unissued / Unused material.

Dover, Kent.

MS of the 'Golden Arrow' train pulling out of Dover station with funnels of Channel steamer in background.

Colour item.

Data

Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Colour
Sound:
Mute
Media URN:
86326
Sort Number:
UN 3476 C
Time in/Out:
01:40:34:00 / 01:41:03:00
Canister:
UN 3476 C
Film ID:
3022.19
Issue Date:
1961

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