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1924 Prince of Wales suffers riding accident
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0:18Now PlayingDate: 11th February 1924
Location: LEIGHTON BUZZARD, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: GAUMONT GRAPHIC NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
SLATE INFORMATION: Accident to the Prince - H.R.H., who is a very keen rider, broke his collarbone whilst practising at Leighton Buzzard
ENGLAND: Bedfordshire: Leighton Buzzard:
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The Prince of Wales breaks his collar bone while riding at Leighton Buzzard
Video Roll Title: The Prince of Wales accident: 26ft
PRINCE OF WALES: The Prince of Wales accident
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MV PRINCE, IN RIDING GEAR, TALKING TO OTHERS
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MLV PRINCE ON HORSE
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LV PRINCE ON HORSE
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MV PRINCE ON HORSE
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