Eight lengths of two-colour film

Made:: 1920

maker:: William Friese-Greene

Eight lengths of two-colour film made by William Friese-Greene in 1920.

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Category:: Cinematography

Object Number:: 1951-544

Materials:: cellulose nitrate

type:: film

credit:: The National Media Museum, Bradford

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Eight lengths of two-colour film

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