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Trussing The Cooper 1956
Description
Whitbread's City Brewery, London.
Barbaric looking British tradition of "Trussing the Cooper" - an initiation ceremony for apprentice beer barrel makers that hasn't changed since the 14th century. The Society of Coopers perform this ceremony once an worker has completed five years apprenticeship...
Data
- Time in/Out:
- 01:16:54:00 / 01:19:54:00
- Canister:
- CP 105
- Film ID:
- 57.09
- Issue Date:
- 31/12/1956
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Just to confirm that in the first line, the spelling should be "Whitbread's".
Thanks for the confirmation.