The Art of the Marbler Trailer

The Art of the Marbler Trailer (1970)

01 January 1970 Factual 13 mins

A film produced for the 1970 Society of Archivists' Conference, and featuring the craft of making marble paper, by the Cambridgeshire firm, Douglas Cockerell & Son.

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United Kingdom 01 January 1970

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