A Century Of Progress - In Locomotion (1925)
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No title - paperwork reads - 1825 - 1925. A century of progress in Locomotion. Look back a 100 years and see the first railway engine used on the Stockton-Darlington - the first railway line in the world. Darlington, Durham.
M/S of the old engine, a man sits on it and rings a bell. The engine is small with two shafts in the middle and a huge funnel on the front. M/S of the shafts moving up and down. (Note: the title is shown here).
Intertitle - 'Compare L.N.E.R. latest Express Pacific type 150 ton engine capable of 78 miles per hour!'
M/S of the two engines side by side driving up the track, the new sleek engine dwarfs the old one. M/S of the two together, they have stopped and the two drivers are talking to each other. M/S of the front of both the engines. M/S as the camera pans up the big funnel on the front of the old engine, then pans up the round nose of the new one. L/S of the two of them together showing the difference in size and shape. M/S various shots as the driver of the old engine rings his bell.
Intertitle - '12 to 15 miles an hour was the highest speed.' M/S of the shafts moving up and down and the bell ringing.
Intertitle - 'the tail lamp was a bucket of burning coal.' M/S of the coal bucket suspended from the back. Various shots of the two trains together, M/S as they drive off down the track, the old one going more slowly. M/S of them stood together.
Note: there is a shorter version of this item with the same title and containing some of the same footage which is tinted orange. It is on *PM0388*.
FILM ID:388.11
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M/S of the old engine, a man sits on it and rings a bell. The engine is small with two shafts in the middle and a huge funnel on the front. M/S of the shafts moving up and down. (Note: the title is shown here).
Intertitle - 'Compare L.N.E.R. latest Express Pacific type 150 ton engine capable of 78 miles per hour!'
M/S of the two engines side by side driving up the track, the new sleek engine dwarfs the old one. M/S of the two together, they have stopped and the two drivers are talking to each other. M/S of the front of both the engines. M/S as the camera pans up the big funnel on the front of the old engine, then pans up the round nose of the new one. L/S of the two of them together showing the difference in size and shape. M/S various shots as the driver of the old engine rings his bell.
Intertitle - '12 to 15 miles an hour was the highest speed.' M/S of the shafts moving up and down and the bell ringing.
Intertitle - 'the tail lamp was a bucket of burning coal.' M/S of the coal bucket suspended from the back. Various shots of the two trains together, M/S as they drive off down the track, the old one going more slowly. M/S of them stood together.
Note: there is a shorter version of this item with the same title and containing some of the same footage which is tinted orange. It is on *PM0388*.
FILM ID:388.11
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 136,000 items from the news agencies Gaumont Graphic (1910-1932), Empire News Bulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1984. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/
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