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Look Through Time; Independent Film Archive
United Kingdom
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Look Through Time is an independent film licensing company, based in Camberley, Surrey, England, UK.
Please Note; the clips seen on this channel are low resolution screening copies only. For licensing these clips can be scanned and restored in 2k.
Watermarks are only on these preview videos as practiced by most film archives.
LOOK THROUGH TIME
☏ + 44 (0)7887 530991 email: sales@lookthroughtime.com jimgroompinewood@gmail.com
Look Through Time is an independent film licensing company, based in Camberley, Surrey, England, UK.
Please Note; the clips seen on this channel are low resolution screening copies only. For licensing these clips can be scanned and restored in 2k.
Watermarks are only on these preview videos as practiced by most film archives.
LOOK THROUGH TIME
☏ + 44 (0)7887 530991 email: sales@lookthroughtime.com jimgroompinewood@gmail.com
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Cranes On Docks And Ferry Laying Pipes 1969
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Cranes On Docks And Ferry Laying Pipes 1969
Tynemouth North Shields Harbour Pilot Boat 1968
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Tynemouth North Shields Harbour Pilot Boat 1968
Tynemouth Military Street Parade 1971
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Tynemouth Military Street Parade 1971
Story Of A County In UK STONEHENGE 1969
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Story Of A County In UK STONEHENGE 1969
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Birmingham has changed , some for the good and some for the bad. We need more Union Jacks not to represent the past but Today ! Our only Home!
Me too. A great city back then.
Me too. A great city back then.
Looks like it’s before the cultural revolution
The Centennial Tower blocks Looking fantastic in their original design and the JF Kennedy memorial.
Those wonderful day's well before the drunken drugged up aggressive loud month's of this modern age appeared in number!! People knew how to conduct themselves and enjoy themselves without the need to show off etc.
Fabulous but no sound
Thats my "goin'up town" city!
how do i get ahold of one of these? can i rent a room?
Town was better then look at all the Union jacks flying the way it sould be do miss the old town, them subways were great if it was raining heavy
This is the Birmingham I remember and I thought straight away it was later than 1971
Grew up in Gorton had the best times ever at belle vue and speedway 😮
Place is a mess now
I was just 4 in 71 but a much better time in many ways now crime is rampant politics today itself corrupt more than ever and technology used against us .😮
Very annoying and huge watermark throughout? Really necessary. You think someone`s going to copy this and make money?
It was brilliant. Best place to do it was outside the pub, always got loads of money from merry drinkers. Then came the tidal wave of Trick or Treat from Hollywood and it quickly died out, like so many English traditions. Shame, because for all the light hearted fun it taught children a valuable lesson; that Royalty and government are there on sufferance. Guy Fawkes; 'The last man to enter parliament with honest intentions.'
Even though I would likely be dead by now I wish I had been around in the 1930s
The once a month Wednesday open day from my very hazy memory. Used to go there from Bristol in the early 60’s on a regular basis. Can remember queuing outside with hundreds of other spotters and when the gates open hurrying through the tunnel under the mainlines into the works. Happy days.
It would be great to have a proper film of the construction - including the realignment of the railway
This is the SS Australis, which means it have been before 1977.
Nothing to do with Hornchurch! It’s all London! I should know, I was brought up in Hornchurch!
Having worked on this ship, and its sister, for several years, I am so pleased that these are still very much in service with Moby! The TB is a fantastic and incredibly fast ship!
My mum worked at butlins hotel saltdean in the 1960s.and i remember it very well too i was a teenager.
Such a wonderful event
What a beautiful part of the world, love these old films, regards from Ireland!
2024 que make up tendrá la misma formula
Wonderful time of London.
This isn't 1966, looking at the police car reg it's probably 1973. 😂
Moment has passed but the memories remain
Moment has passed but the memories remain
Not 70s more like early 60s the cars date it
it hasnt changed anything
Really excellent footage. Many thanks for showing, it brings back so many memories, but so sad it was closed down :(
A fascinating but strange mix of shots/locations. Classic 1950s Wallace Arnold coaches which were to be seen all over the UK and Western Europe at that time. Good to see "The Hop Grove" again after all these years, which was a regular, and very busy, stopover for coaches en-route from Leeds to Scarborough, Filey or Bridlington.
No idea where that is - but it's not York!
Wish trades weren't put down when in high school, 1970s.
I wonder if the young lady is still around. Must be in her 80s now.
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So beautiful, i was born in 1970 Hobart, and it was still beautiful 🥲 it feels like the world is leaking in 😒🙂💞.
Ahh Those were the days of real windy macaroni cheese sandwiches .
Hornchurch never had trolley buses so some of the clips are not accurate
And Duke de cambridge ozone pk and I can be down to earth and sort of eggish and or egg landish or I see you as a god doing girls or pussy and can be a little bi curious or the borgias and need a ride to get souls from souls searched on funnel and Im not a girl but a feminine person who needs to sing opera!
Edwardian bouquet is good, but sometimes can use water and soap on body and hair!
I've just finished a short account by Alan Villiers, who shot the film with Ronald Walker (who perished en route), of the journey. This resultant film makes it far more intelligible to a non-sailor like myself. Villiers had great difficulty getting the negatives into print and then into a film. His comments about the movie industry at the time make the saga well worth reading. ❤Thank you for publishing the film.❤ The story appears as 'The Windjammer film' in an Odhams compilation of adventure stories 'Fifty Amazing Hairbreadth Stories' (c.1933).
death wish ii bought me here, it was filmed in L.A. in May-June 1981
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Company went out of business many years ago for some unknown reason to me I miss seeing Raleigh Belair and Viceroy Cigarettes I wish they would bring them back again
You can tell from their faces they feel their privacy violated
Couldn't you put like a bigger logo on the video, making it a completely unwatchable experience ? Seriously, what's wrong with you ?
A bit before my time, my first visit was in 1973 and I've had holidays there almost every year since early 90s. Most recognisable is Oddicombe beach 1:50