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| A workman rests on a girder during the construction of Unilever House in Blackfriars, London, 17th March 1931. |
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AMAZING PHOTOS Thank you very much for posting these wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much always share and introduce great vintage photos I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture! My grandmother worked in Unilever House during the mid-1940s and I worked across the Thames from it on Blackfriars Bridge in the early 2000s (about where those 3 chimneys are, top left of picture) so it's fantastic to see what it looked like in the early 1930s, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that the French treated it as a liqueur and drank it from elegant small glasses.
ReplyDeleteTerrific!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks so much. Wish there were captions and dates...
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ReplyDeleteAwesome pictures. Want captions
ReplyDeleteWhat scene is picture 93 from??
ReplyDeleteThe Steampunk version that never came obviously. Duh!!
ReplyDeleteIt's from the deleted scenes in ROJ - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1qyXxLIXLw
ReplyDeleteI wonder what sort of camera was used? Looks like medium format aspect ratio. I miss the film camera look.
ReplyDeleteApparently the guy working the boom mic in the landspeeder scene is now playing the role of Speedo Guy on Bob's Burgers...
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