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Originally a 1952 colour cartoon made in Britain by John halas and joy batchelor. They were the same people to make Britain’s first animated film ANIMAL FARM in 1953.

I started watching and was laughing out loud within thirty seconds! Thanks!

Looks like an early one from the 20s. 1927 or 28 perhaps?

This is great! Thanks for posting.

Had the pleasure of knowing this man he was a all round good guy he was allways so enthusiastic and encouraged me lots and his knowledge of comedy legends was amazing I still miss him and his biscuits. By that I mean he sit down with a cup of tea and we eat biscuits and drink lots of tea and talk comedy miss you mike so happy to find this video

Lovely video and great quality.

Railway mentality , if there's one person on a train we will have to charge them for a full train, and throw more money at the driver !

That stupid rattling sound ruined the video. 👎🏻

There’s a flood warning today💀

I was the safety PO on bow cat #2 during the time this was filmed.

Lovely film; bloody awful voiceover.

The fish market building shown about 1: 41 was knocked down in the late sixties, my father was a bricky and I joined him one weekend as he was clearing out old brickwork. There was lots of copper wiring and copper nails in the woodwork, with permission I stripped a lot out and made myself some money. I can still remember the overriding smell of fish in everything you touched mixed with a dirty black smokey smell. soon after the remains quickly disappeared.

Fantastic footage. Went to the games yesterday, was brilliant.

It’s nice see somewhat rare footage of the E-2A/B Hawkeye without the pointy nose of the C model. My dad to 2 cruises with this airwing CVW-9 as a pilot with VAW-112 aboard USS Enterprise 1967-69.

Its so flat the landscape in Selby too.

Amazing footage - the set up was pretty much the same until the 1990s when they changed from Saturday to Sunday, losing much of the identity of the original gathering. Crieff was also unique, that runners ran clockwise , right hand in, but they now run left hand in. I competed often at Crieff, losing the Open Mile on the tape in a sprint finish. Any more Crieff please?

Thanks for this. Different generation of planes. The USS America visited NZ in 1968.✈️👍🇳🇿

My dad was an electrician who worked on the A-6 bombing systems for VA-165 during this cruise. He talks about it all the time, especially the stops in all the ports. I was a year old, and I still have the tiny jacket he bought for me while in Japan. He has dozens of slides of photographs that he took, including the flyover by that Russian bomber. My dad says the ship was often sent places that most people don't know about.

My dad was on the America with VA-165 (an Intruder squadron) for this cruise at the time of this film. Thank you for sharing this!

17:00 is either Indipendence or Kitty Hawk.

I was aboard USS Kitty Hawk in the 2000's and even though the airplanes have changed, the flight deck operations have continued to be the same. Even the replenishment with the USS Camden was the same!!!

Very nice! I've read many books regarding the Vietnam War, some of which were written by Naval Aviatiors and Naval Flight Officers (Naval Flight Officers are aircrew, but not pilots). Although I'm familiar with operations on the flight deck, it was nice to see what those staterooms really looked like and how cramped they were. In many of the books, they talk about them buying all the new stereo-equipment that they could when their carrier(s) visited Japan, and on top of one of the cupboards, you can see such a stereo. This made it all come to life for me, so thank you so much for sharing it here on youtube!

Fucking amazing

A brilliant archive of local history. Thomas Storey were based in Stockport and this footage was recorded on Edgeley reservoirs with Sykes bleach works (demolished in the 1980's) in the background and Stockport County's football ground in the distance in the other direction. In the film "A bridge too far " about the battle around Arnhem in WWII , Michael Caine's character described the Bailey Bridge as " that engineering marvel which is the envy of the civilised world " and that is a spot on observation.

This video is incredible for me. Thomas Storey was a world class bridge constructor at the time of this film, and an incredible innovator with inventions such as the uniflotes shown in the film. They gained the exclusive global rights for building Bailey Bridges and also employed Bailey himself as a consultant. The company had several sites in Stockport including Brinksway and Tiviot Dale, not far from where this footage has been filmed. The actual location of this demonstration is on the reservoirs at Edgeley, close to the Stockport County football ground - which is visible in the background of some of the shots by way of its tall floodlight towers. Also visible are Sykes bleach works with its 333 feet tall chimney (all demolished and replaced by houses), St Mark’s Church (now demolished), Alexandra Park playground, Dale St and Berlin Road among many other local places. Seeing the helicopter land at the start of this film has solved a mystery for me. I’ve found many historical photographs of Skyes works and chimney - one of which shows the helicopter. I never understood why there was a helicopter at Sykes until I watched this film. Amazing to see this area as it was many decades ago. The reservoirs are still there, as is the park and the football ground. Thanks for sharing this incredible historic artefact. It made my day.

I’m sorry I never visited at the time! Thanks for making this available.

I spent hours sitting in the cockpit and the other positions; I think in the late 60s imagining flying over Germany at night. The Seafire collapsed with a broken back before the museum was closed, I have a memory of the Lanc flying out but people are telling me I am mistaken.

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Notice how few cars and busses put there lights on in bad weather

This seems pretty creepy now.

Glorious! HS2 with semaphores and steam. And the entry into old Snow Hill was the cherry on the cake. I'll bet the driver thought the Pullman was a fair exchange for his old milk float😉

I saw this film when it first came out and thought that it was better than the "London to Brighton in 5 minutes" film of a few years before. The music "Perpetuum Mobile" was an inspired choice. A great reminder of when trains were comfortable. My favourite similar film, though is "Intercity 1250"

great docu-film thanks

super document thanks

Driver looked like a milkman or park-keeper ! He wouldn't want to have to handle oily coupling stuff in event of calling out "International Rescue" ! Those clothing styles ! 🙂

The good old days. When a train seat wasn't as comfortable as sitting on an ironing board.

Super 8 or regular 8?

Some erroneous info given abour the Vigilante. I served in RVAH-12 on that deployment. In 1970 it the vigilante was designated as RA5C. Its role was as a rconnisence platform. Photo and Radar mapping. Prestrike and post strike assement, of Vietnam bombing runs. Capable of high speed low altitude runs. In prestrlke runs it took the enemy by surprise. However in the post strike runs the antiaircraft and Sam missiles were hor The Vigilante had the highest aircraft loss ratio of the Vietnam War.The Vigilante started out as a high speed Nuclear strike bomber designated A-3. The Navy switched to sub marine launched Nuclear missles and changed the Vigilantes role. Capable of near Mach 2 speeds the Vigilante held high altitude records for years. I served as a PH3 (Photographers Mate) in the photo line shop. Working on the Flight deck during launches and recoveries. It was retired in 1975. Too expensive to maintain, took up too much deck area as one of the largest carrier air frames. Also the development of high quality satellite imaging. development helped seal its fate. Some examples survive in aircraft museums.

my dad was on there from 69-71... MM Voegtle

Gone but never forgotten. Was it a backwards step?

Smooth roads with no potholes….🎉🎉😢

This aircraft may be a Bristol Bristol Beaufighter with the then secret AI Radar.

I'l love to see any more film of the Coronation parade in Newcastle .. my mum was in part of it dressed as bride, walking in front of several similarly dressed women and a fire engine. I only have one still photo of it

a car in the 1960s cannot compare, with to days cars, what steam engines would be around to day if they continued to develop them they thew the baby out with the bath water.

A young Peter Jackson and family in this film, around 8 years later he would of been called up for WW2

Commoners take the air in museums and horseback 😂😂😂

This footage is all backwards, is there any way of making this right way?

Shame about the London buses at the end but I recognised many places in & around Bradford. Thornbury depot on leeds road, city centre thornton road st georges hall sunbridge road & duckworth lane. All early seventies when I was a small boy!!!

The first part is most probably Thailand

A very nice history reportage 👍. Today a lot of things have changed.