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NoS synopsis: a continuation of the "mountaineering" item in the last issue.
A case study showing how the properties of an alloy can vary independently of its composition. Different techniques are used to show why one set of bronze bearings in a rolling mill should last for many...
The last in a series of radio talks on Shakespeare is given by George Rylands, author of Words and Poetry (1928), and focuses on the meaning of Shakespeare’s diction and style.
3: The last piecing machine to operate in Britain was filmed at Bridgend on the Isle of Islay. The piecing machine’s function was to join the strips of wool, produced by the carding machine, to form...
Professor A.D. Nuttall examines how, in his last plays Shakespeare turns to the world of fairy tale in contrast to the realism of his earlier works.
The two films (40 min each) present the lives and times history of Grimsby’s fishermen and their families from early in the century to the late 1980s, told through the words and memories of local men,...
NoS synopsis: Miss Audrey Parker sings ‘The Last Kiss’
NoS synopsis: The story of poster advertising with the well-known bibliographer and collector Mr. Andrew Block. A display of the history of posters in many interesting examples from the last century.
NoS synopsis: The movement of coal by rail. NCB Commentary - The coal has been here for millions of years. It’s been on the move since it was forward. Imperceptibly moving, finding its resting place in...
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