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NoS synopsis: features the self-inflating Seafarer liferaft in a mock rescue at sea.
NoS synopsis: Following the popularity of the tennis ball item in Montage No.2, this is the story of the Dunlop ‘65’ golf ball. Charlie Ward is seen playing at Little Aston, and the commentary is in the...
NoS synopsis: Fishing is a delightful occupation. By means of the under-water camera, you will see the roach, the chub, the pike, the golden orfe and the grayling in their natural settings and will feel some...
NoS synopsis: Meet that old County family the Latex-Gloves and the Gripsure-Gloves. A conjuring sequence adds interest to this item for which Norman Shelley provides a witty commentary.
NoS synopsis: a sleep investigation. The Montage unit conducted an enquiry into the ways and effects of sleep on different people, including themselves. A mild puff for Dunlopillo mattresses.
NoS synopsis: An odd-looking outrigger, attached to an electronically-fitted motor-cycle, is Dunlop’s latest development, enabling tyres to be tested right up to the point where they skid, without injuring...
NoS synopsis: Cy Grant of ‘To-Night’ fame sings a calypso to accompany some striking manufacturing and testing processes, as well as actual play on court.
NoS synopsis: The Montage camera team claim that Maxply tennis racket manufacture is the most interesting production sequence that they have filmed for the magazine. Even before the filming started it was...
NoS synopsis: describes the part played in modern painting by a new compound derived from rubber, called Polimul. Shows both the covering power and durability of these paints.
NoS synopsis: shows some developments in the aircraft industry, including the Hovercraft and the Fairey Rotodyne in flight
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