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Veteran Vehicle Rally 1971
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Unissued / unused material.
Colour item. Veteran Vehicle Rally.
1971 London-Brighton Historic Commercials Run.
Various shots veteran vehicles gathering in London park for start of race. Vehicles include buses, cars, delivery vans, trucks, steam powered vehicles and fire...
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- Time in/Out:
- 01:46:46:00 / 02:03:07:00
- Canister:
- UN 4541 B
- Film ID:
- 3027.07
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The event featured here is the 1971 London-Brighton Historic Commercials Run.
The bus at 00:43, (Reg. No. JUB 29), is a 1928 Leyland Titan TD1.
The bus at 11:01, (Reg. No. JK 8418), is a 1939 Leyland Lion LT9.
"The people in costume are probably television presenters Mick Robertson and Jenny Hanley" - the man is actually Magpie presenter Tony Bastable. Furthermore the woman is unlikely to be Jenny Hanley, as she didn't join Magpie for another 3 years.
The fire engine they're on, (Reg. No. ED 810), is a 1914 Dennis "N" Type.
Car seen at 15:36, (Reg. No. DGU 610), is a 1927 Morris Commercial light van.
Great to have this identified. Thanks jamied.