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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Mildew Design Ltd. / Rex Features ( 912641q )
Diamond or gold mine with tools and pan, South Africa
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NEWS - Zur Gotthard Basistunnel Eršffnung: Perlen aus dem Dukas Archiv
Switzerland, Saint Gotthard Pass between Uri and Ticino *** Local Caption *** 01408756
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MINISTRY OF FOOD FIND NEW WAR SLOGAN
As part of the opening of a great new anti food waste campaign by the Ministry of Food, a new slogan has been found - ' Food is a munition of war. Don't waste it !
The slogan will be made into the biggest sign ever constructed to be blazoned across the famous riverside frontage of County Hall, Westminster.
Photo Shows: The sign being fitted by men at the County Hall.
8 February 1941 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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MINISTRY OF FOOD FIND NEW WAR SLOGAN
As part of the opening of a great new anti food waste campaign by the Ministry of Food, a new slogan has been found - ' Food is a munition of war. Don't waste it !
The slogan will be made into the biggest sign ever constructed to be blazoned across the famous riverside frontage of County Hall, Westminster.
Photo Shows: The sign being fitted by men at the County Hall.
8 February 1941 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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MINISTRY OF FOOD FIND NEW WAR SLOGAN
As part of the opening of a great new anti food waste campaign by the Ministry of Food, a new slogan has been found - ' Food is a munition of war. Don't waste it !
The slogan will be made into the biggest sign over constructed to be blazoned across the famous riverside frontage of County Hall, Westminster.
Photo Shows: The sign being fitted by men at the County Hall.
8 February 1941
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MINISTRY OF FOOD FIND NEW WAR SLOGAN
As part of the opening of a great new anti food waste campaign by the Ministry of Food, a new slogan has been found - ' Food is a munition of war. Don't waste it !
The slogan will be made into the biggest sign over constructed to be blazoned across the famous riverside frontage of County Hall, Westminster.
Photo Shows: The sign being fitted by men at the County Hall.
8 February 1941
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" KNOCK OUT DROPPER " HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo Shows: Flying fortresses passing of "knock out dropper" at an airfield "somewhere in England"
13 november 1943 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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" KNOCK OUT DROPPER " HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo shows: Flying fortresses coming in to land over the record making "knock out dropper" which is taxiing to the dispersal point.
13 November 1943 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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" KNOCK OUT DROPPER " HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo Shows: After landing from a mission the crew of "Knock out Dropper" are greeted by their Squadron Commander, Major W R Calhoun, of Birmingham, Alabama. the crew are:-
Pilot: First Lieutenant Malcolm E Brown, Sylva, North Carolina.
Co-pilot: Captain George T Mackin, Portland Oregon.
Navigator: Second Lieutenant Hillary C Alloway, Westby, Winsconsin.
Bombadier: First Lieutenant John M Robinson, Long Beach, California.
Engineer: T/Sergeant Beryl W Cress, Los angeles, California.
R Waist: S/Sergeant Malcolm Wright, Bogata, Texas
Radio: T/Sergeant Ralph J Cirello, Jamestown, New York.
L Waist: S/Sergeant Shuble A Boling, charlotte, N Carolina.
Ball T: Sergeant John Konecko, Pittsburgh, Penn
Tail: S/Sergeant Calvin E Boggs. Seattle, Washington.
Photographer: T/Sergeant George Howell, New York City.
13 November 1943 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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" KNOCK OUT DROPPER " HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo Shows: The crew of the the Flying Fortress "Knock out Dropper" walking to their record making aircraft.
Forty Nine bombs - one for each mission - are painted on the fuselage. At the left of the front row is captain George T Mackin, of Portland, Oregon, the co-pilot, next to him, First Lieutenant Malcolm E Brown, Pilot who comes from Sylva, North Carolina.
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"KNOCK OUT DROPPER" HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo Shows: Back from a mission, First Lieutenant Malcolm E Brown, pilot of Sylva, North Carolia, and his copilot, Captain George T Mackin, from Portland, Oregon, congratulate each other after landing. On the extreme left is the navigator, Second Lieutenant Hillary C Alloway, of Westby, Wisconsin, and between the pilots First Lieutenant John M Robinson, the bombadier, from Long Beach California.
13 november 1943 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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" KNOCK OUT DROPPER " HOLDS THE LEAD IN FLYING FORTRESS BOMBING MARATHON
Photo Shows: The crew of the Flying Fortress "Knock out Dropper" walking from the bomber after taking part in a mission to Enemy occupied territory.
13 November 1943 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Signing the new Brazilian constitution
Photo shows: Senator Fernando de Melo Viana , the Brazilian Premier , signing the new Brazilian Constitution in the Presidential Palace in Rio de Janeiro , Brazil
26 September 1946 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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' AMETHYST'S ' WORD AT PLYMOUTH
The name of H.M.S. Amethyst - the word that is on everyone's lips in Plymouth - inscribed in large letters over the gates of one of the town's railway stations today.
the message ' welcome home to H.M.S.Amethyst ' on the front of the station will be part of the joyous greeting when the ship arrives home tomorrow after her long voyage from the Yangtse River.
31 OCTOBER 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
Picture shows an elderly lady carrying a drawstring bag and pointing .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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DIVINA'S CAPTAIN AT SWEDISH INQUIRY INTO ' TRUCULENT ' DISASTER .
Captain CW. HOMMERBERG , master of the Swedish tanker ' Divina ' at the time of her collision with the British submarine ' Truculent ' in the Thames estuary, pictured when they attended the public enquiry at the office of the Swedish Council-general, twenty square, London. (sixty-four lives were lost in ' Truculent ' when she sank).
25 January 1950
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PLACARD PROTEST
S small group of people, some of them carrying placards saying ' let Pollitt Broadcast twice ' (Harry Pollitt of the Communist Party) stood on the pavement outside of the B.B.C. headquarters, Broadcasting house, London today.
They were protesting about the amount of time that may be made available to the Communist Party election broadcast programme .
27 January 1950
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TOASTS TO THE SERGEANT
Famous warriors whose replicas adorn British public houses received a ' recruit ' when, in the presence of a guard of honour of pensioners from the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, the Ensign of the Old Sergeant public house at Enfield, Middlesex, was ceremonially unveiled.
The sign incorporates a portrait of Sergeant Stephens, a Chelsea pensioner who served in the Army for 21 years.
PICTURE SHOWS:- Chelsea pensioners drink a toast to the old Sergeant of the Ensign.
13 February 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Over the border for a good buy
Berlin: Top-hatted vendor is doing a booming business paddling canned food, wine, fruit juice , etc from the back of his small truck parked on Potsdamer Place at the British-Russian sector border . Although he sells his goods for West marks , or accepts East marks only at the black market rate of exchange from Eastern Germany and the Soviet sector of this city , who cross the border in order to buy such luxuries - unobtainable in the Russian occupied parts of Germany .
23 March 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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NEWS - Alt-Bundespräsident Walter Scheel ist im Alter von 97 Jahren gestorben
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Universal History Archive/REX/Shutterstock (2541545a)
Left to right, front row: West German Foreign Minister Walter Scheel, Soviet Prime Mister Kosygin, Chancellor Willy Brandt, and Soviet Secretary General Leonid Brezhnev, meeting to sign the Moscow Treaty, 1970.
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ROBBERY UNDER ARMS
Courageous Portsmouth goalkeeper Ernie Butler hurtles forward to take the ball from the feet of Les Bennett, Tottenham Hotspur inside right in the 1st Division match at White Hart Lane ground, North London today.
6 November 1950 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
A picture of the interior of Victoria station .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
A picture of a male commuter wearing a long coat and hat 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station - London
Picture shows two women at a refreshment stall drinking from tea cups .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
Picture shows a sign reading - London Paris night ferry .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
Picture shows the back view of a man running for a train
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
Picture shows a small boy standing outside a public bar inside Victoria train station .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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RETRO - Victoria Station in London 1951
Victoria Station , London
Picture shows a nun wearing a large habit next to a woman wearing a striped dress .
1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by teenagers.
Queues of people outside the Winchester Amusement Arcade and Rifle Range.
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by men and teenagers.
A young man enjoys the saucy peep show in the coin operated machine
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by men and teenagers.
A man collects his winnings.
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by teenagers.
Customers playing the slot and pinball machines.
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by men and teenagers.
A group enjoying the,' Folies Bergere' peep show machine.
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by men and teenagers playing the arcade games.
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by teenagers.
Police constables keeping an eye on the amusement arcade.
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS.
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs . Mostly they are frequented by teenagers.
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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REPORTAGE - Pintable Saloons 1950s
PINTABLE SALOONS .
Gaudy and ablaze with light are London's fun - fairs .
Mostly they are frequented by teenagers
The saucy,' Grip Teze' slot machine
December 1951 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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FEATURE - Zugnostalgie: 1952 im Nachtzug von London nach Paris
Night Train to Europe
A Merchant Navy class Southern Railway locomotive waits at Victoria Station before the first stage of the journey of the London-Paris Night Train.
1952 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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FEATURE - Zugnostalgie: 1952 im Nachtzug von London nach Paris
Night Train to Europe
The Merchant Navy class express locomotive waits at Dover to take the Night Train back to London Victoria
1952 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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FEATURE - Männer wollen Dauerwellen: Beim Frisör in den 1950er Jahren
Gentleman Prefer Perms
The young men of the 1950's became more hair conscious and started thinking in terms of hair styling , including permanent waves, seen here at the Hounslow salon of Leonard Pountney, London, Middlesex, England.
Two young men leaving the salon after having their hair permed and styled.
October 1953
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Chelsea pensioners .
NEW BOY OF THE PENSIONERS
The Royal Hospital Chelsea, founded by King Charles II in 1862 “as a retreat for veterans of the regular army who had become unfit for duty, either after 20 years’ service or as a result of wounds”. Although there are no barracks, a certain amount of kindly discipline is maintained – a fact which these old soldiers actually appreciate. At present there are 367 Chelsea Pensioners, presided over by General Sir Cameron Nicholson, and new recruits give up their outside pension on entering the Hospital. In return he is provided with his board and accommodation, clothing, a pint of beer daily or tobacco in lieu. They purchase the summer red uniform for £15 and are expected to perform a few light duties, but the majority of the time is their own. The Hospital has much to offer with companionship high on the list. For the remainder of their days the old soldier has a place of comfort and friends with whom he can swap stories of campaigns. What more could a veteran ask for?
PICTURE SHOWS:- George Alderson - the ' new boy ' - reads a notice about the Royal Hospital on his arrival to take up residence there. A sergeant is there to welcome him and show him to his quarters. Except for the Quartermaster and Padre, who are serving officers, all other officers on the staff are retired.
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Locks - The Hat Shop
There are exclusive shops in most of the world's great cities , but in few cities are the most exclusive quite like those of London . It would be almost true to say that the more exclusive a London shop , the less impressive it is from outside . Many of them , particularly those around St . James's - '' Club Land '' - in the West End , look more like well - preserved pawn - brokers ' establishments in dock area . One such is Lock's the Hatter's . From the street , the shop looks like a relic , slowly design from lack of custom . There is no bustle , no neon, and certainly there's never a queue ; yet it is to Lock's that the Duke of Windsor , the Duke of Edinburgh , the Duke of Norfolk , Sir Anthony Eden , and most of the names from Debrett come for their headgear .
Picture shows:- A customer arrives at Lock's Hat Shop in St . James's St . London
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . Unlike most great seaports , and unexpectedly , and do not dominate the city of which they are the main lifeline . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ;instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows ;- The exterior of King's Laundries shop, Morris Street , Shadwell , London .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ;instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- Standing high on piles , the Prospect of Whitby looks out , southward over the river . It is one of London's most famous public Houses , and is a favourite rendezvous for thousands of Londoners .
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ; instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- A notice sign to Lightermen and others .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles .There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ;instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- The exterior of a building on Pitsea Street , E.1. . On the wall hangs advertisement posters for Cherry Blossom shoe polish and Robin Starch .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ; instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- Standing high on piles , the Prospect of Whitby looks out , southward over the river . It is one of London's most famous public Houses , and is a favourite rendezvous for thousands of Londoners .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ;instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- The exterior of The White Hart public House .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ; instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- The exterior of the Dock Master building , with a notice on the wall .
1957 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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PARKING METERS COME TO LONDON
Adrienne arrives in Mayfair , She parks her car a long , long from the kerb , steps out and takes a quizzical look at the meter .
1958 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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