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1927 TRANSPORT: Railways: Thomas Peyton demonstrates miniature railway
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0:36Now PlayingDate: 29th December 1927
Location: ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: EMPIRE NEWS NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Baby Express. Thomas Peyton demonstrates that his 21 inch railway engine really works!
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Thomas Peyton sitting on locomotive of miniature railway with children and a dog sat in carriages behind / locomotive / hand placed against train wheel to show scale / pocket watch placed next to smaller wheel / point of view (POV) from train as along / Thomas Peyton riding on train as along
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