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Title:
WARTIME 1941 DUFAY COLOUR FILM
Description:
1941 COLOUR FILM OF WARTIME PICNIC & BRINGING IN HARVEST AT MILTON LILBURN IN JULY 1941. DIGGING FOR VICTORY IN ROMFORD,ENGLAND. AS IT IS DUFAYCOLOUR ITS DARK, BEST SEEN IN DARKENED ROOM
Author:
leighammanor
Tags:
dufay, world, war, victory, forties, 1940, wartime, blitz,
WARTIME 1941 DUFAY COLOUR FILM
Description:
1941 COLOUR FILM OF WARTIME PICNIC & BRINGING IN HARVEST AT MILTON LILBURN IN JULY 1941. DIGGING FOR VICTORY IN ROMFORD,ENGLAND. AS IT IS DUFAYCOLOUR ITS DARK, BEST SEEN IN DARKENED ROOM
Author:
leighammanor
Tags:
dufay, world, war, victory, forties, 1940, wartime, blitz,
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