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Evidence in Concrete, UK Short Movie, 1960 IMDB

Pictures provided by: Lateef

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Also known as:

  • Scotland Yard: Evidence in Concrete
19420931957 Austin A152 Omnivan [*]
19420831959 Austin A40 MkI [*]
19420951957 Austin A55 Cambridge MkI [*]
19420821960 Austin Seven MkI [*]
19420941959 Bedford J2 [*][*]
19420841939 Bedford MW [*][*]
19420851956 Ford Consul MkII [*][*]
19420881960 Ford Popular [*]
19420861955 Hillman Minx Phase VIII [*][*]
19420871960 Land-Rover 88'' Series II [*][*]
1942097Piaggio Vespa [*]
19420911954 Thames 10cwt Van [*][*][*]
19420901958 Thames 5cwt Van [*]
1942096unknown [*][*]
19420921958 Vauxhall Cresta [*]
19420891957 Wolseley 6/90 Series III [*][*][*]


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Lateef NO

◊ 2024-11-12 22:09

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Thirty-fourth entry in the Scotland Yard film series (1953-61).

Lateef NO

◊ 2024-11-12 22:10

 Cars seen from the inside of the E83W (Austin saloon, CA van, Minor Traveller, 400E van):
[Image: as1.6.jpg] [Image: bed.jpg] [Image: minor.3.jpg] [Image: 38s2.jpg]
AA control room:
[Image: ctrl1.2.jpg] [Image: ctrl2.2.jpg] [Image: ctrl3.1.jpg] [Image: ctrl4.1.jpg] [Image: ctrl5.jpg]
Television:
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Highway model with some nice miniature cars:
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CougarTim US

◊ 2024-11-13 01:22

 Television: Decca, originally a British gramophone manufacturer that branched out logically into a record label, and also radar systems during and after WWII.

dsl SX

◊ 2024-11-13 02:07
Lateef wrote Highway model with some nice miniature cars

All by Matchbox

dsl SX

◊ 2024-11-13 02:12

 ... as for the TV, good old 405 lines broadcasts. Replaced by 625 lines in mid-60s, which meant everyone had to buy new TVs. I think the newsreader is BBC's Kenneth Kendal.

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