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  1. Do It Yourself

    Date released
    2 Sep 1963
    Series name
    British Movietone News
    Issue no
    1787
    NoS ID
    025229
    Story no
    2 / 5

    MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Do It Yourself. DESCRIPTION: Movietone paid a visit to the Do It Yourself Exhibition, showing highlights of a few of the exhibits which are on show. SHOTLIST: Key scene. MS woman...

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  2. What the Industrial Revolution Did for Us: Working Wonders

    Subject
    History; Science; Technology
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (PAL, 30 minutes), £24.99

    Dan Cruickshank traces the origins of the 21st century working world in some of the innovations of the Industrial Revolution, including James Watt’s steam engine; Richard Arkwright’s spinning frame which...

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  3. Rise and Fall of King Cotton, The (6 Parts) (1984 Video)

    Director
    Michael Garrod
    Producer
    Michael Garrod
    Subject
    History
    Distribution
    Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 6 x 30 min.

    Series discussing the technical, scientific, economic and political issues in the rise and fall of the cotton industry. Great Britain, India and the United States of America are the three countries...

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  4. Afterimages 3: Lis Rhodes (2007)

    Director
    Lis Rhodes
    Subject
    Film studies
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (Region 1, 83 minutes), £80.00

    AFTERIMAGES is a continually-expanding collection of important works by film and video artists, newly remastered and made available on DVD for the first time. The aim is to make important historical works by...

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