Full title reads: "THE PRINCE OF WALES IN MIDLANDS - H.R.H. shows further interest in Industrial Welfare during visit to Coventry."
Coventry, West Midlands.
Royal car carrying Prince Edward, Prince of Wales, and Mayor of Coventry, driving slowly along crowded Coventry street. Masses of people cheer as he drives past. Police is keeping the crowds off the road.
Prince and his escort walking through the lines of heavily decorated war veterans. Prince has sunglasses on, looks rather attractive. Prince walking through housing estate - crowds, mostly women and children, looking on.
Prince of Wales ends his visit - he gets into car and drives off.
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