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Holder of the land speed record, Richard Noble, launches his new model of small training aircraft, the Super-2. Here he explains his new design and the reasons for it, whilst standing by the aircraft. Male...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: New Design Lifeboat. DESCRIPTION: A new type of lifeboat was on display at Littlehampton. In a matter of seconds, she rights herself. It’s done by means of the quick transfer of her...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Carving for the The Churchill. DESCRIPTION: A three hundred ton topsail schooner, for the Sail Training Association is due to be launched early next month. The lion figurehead for the...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: ‘Are You Sitting Comfortably’. DESCRIPTION: If not, some of Britain’s young designers offer suggestions for revolutionising your living room. SHOTLIST: Key scene. MS woman...
Excerpt of a speech by Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, in which the Prince jokes to the National House Builders Council about a possible new slogan: A loo for you, by 1992.
Henry Kaiser and car manufacturer Frazer disclose their 1947 model car. One design is a 100 mph super auto at medium price.
Latest in American cars is a roadster with fibre-glass body. Revolutionary engineering design results in super-smooth riding over rough roads.
The design of hand bags now demands as much creative ability as dresses. Here are a few examples of British manufacture.
Two enthusiasts of the new sport of barstool racing, who became interested when their manager Tom Cotterill brought the idea back from the USA speak about the design of the carts; speeds which can be...
British designer James Acheson has again been named Best Costume Designer at the Oscars, this time for the film Restoration. In his acceptance speech he thanks his team.
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