More Public Info. Not sure which bits are genuine but they made me laugh.
The sixties copper sounds like Ken Livingstone!
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More Public Info. Not sure which bits are genuine but they made me laugh.
The sixties copper sounds like Ken Livingstone!
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It’s been over a year since I featured a Public Information Film. This one is from 1970 and takes you through the complicated process of how to register your vote in a General Election. Hand written polling cards!
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This clip is from 1949 (not 1967 as it says in the comments) when there was a limit on how much cash you could take abroad. “Not for spending but to have with you on your return”
How much do you reckon?
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Remember! Cross ply and radials don’t mix!
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A classic.
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Another in the series of 1970′s public information films. Be careful with that chin when you approach junctions!
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Don’t go putting gloss paint on those polystyrene ceiling tiles now!
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Completely avoiding the issue of not speaking to strangers, particularly those with one glove, platform shoes and unfeasable side burns, here is Alvin ‘My Cooca Choo’ Stardust dispensing road safety information. This was a most sought after gig for Alvin. Gary Glitter was rumoured to be very keen to be involved.
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First in a series. Les’s jacket is cool but his breeks are cooler!
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