Wales V. England 1936

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Item title reads - Wales v. England at Pontypridd.

The Welsh rugby team walk out first followed by England. People shelter under their umbrellas, various shots of the match. People sit on the wet sidelines. Wales win 3 points to 2. M/S of small band sheltering with their instruments under...

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Cataloguer:
Emma
Stock:
Black & White
Sound:
Sound
Media URN:
13211
Sort Number:
36/090
Time in/Out:
01:40:06:00 / 01:40:34:00
Canister:
36/90
Film ID:
897.22
Issue Date:
09/11/1936

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