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11th October 2008, 20:44
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Cine films
Hi. My name is Mick and I have been a driver on Eastbourne Buses for 35 years. We were the first municipal bus company in the world starting operations in 1903. Sadly we will not be the last as we are up for sale and are about to be swallowed up by a larger company.
I have a bit of an unusual hobby of collecting old amateur film. I collect footage from all over the world and have well over 2000 reels dating back to the 1920s. Space is becoming tight though so I am really trying to concentrate on films shot in the South of England where I live or films featuring transport including trains,ships,planes as well as road transport. I have just purchased a nice collection of trolleybus films from the 1960s. 
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11th October 2008, 21:44
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Hi and welcome, hope you enjoy this site and take part in our community.
We will have our own tv section starting on here in the near future, so if you wish to share your footage with other members, it would be appreciated. regards Andy btw: we don't allow clickable e-mail addresses nor phone numbers on the forums.
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11th October 2008, 22:04
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Here's one for your collection: Third Avenue El in New York City, 1950
Last edited by Engineeral; 11th October 2008 at 22:07. Reason: Typo in title
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