Omnibus For All: Television Trade Colour Film - Documentary.

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During the 1970's these amazing colour films provided a break in between the test card and the television trade information. It provided a chance to view some of the best freely available colour films then available. This mixed range of footage was often 'sponsored' as an indirect form of advertising, but these informative, usually beautifully shot colour movie features were indeed classics in their own right.
Enjoy this nostalgic bus-ride courtesy of British Transport Films and the BBC's now iconic, early colour, Television Trade Test Transmissions.
Apologies for any copyright issues the uploading of this video is not for any element of profit or personal gain.

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@geoff1714 2 года назад

Hold tight please, move along the bus , no standing on the deck, Plenty of room on the top deck etc etc tickets please,good old bus conductors (clippies.) Nice video Jayne xx.

@feline1104 2 года назад

More secure then and better order kept I think. The old Trolly Buses were the best and very clean and efficient. They got rid of them in the name of 'Progress'! Thanks Geoff xx

@davids8449 Год назад

Unfortunately this was the beginning of the rot .......with planners knowing they will not have to live in their developments when completed, but go to their cottage in the country

@reynardbizzar5461 Год назад

Bristols at Basildaon at 11.41 👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🎥

@ghostontheline 5 дней назад

Great video including shots of Bristol buses, magic.

@robertp.wainman4094 11 месяцев назад

The unique Beverley Bar buses of East Yorkshire - with the upper deck shaped to fit the arch.

@uksewingmachineservice7030 2 года назад

Brilliant wear bo you get all this great videos from I remember all of these cars Don 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤠🇬🇧👍👍👍💜

@feline1104 2 года назад

It was only yesterday Don. Thank you as always for your feedback Jayne xx

@swanvictor887 2 месяца назад

apart from the awful music they always used to put on these things, this was a gorgeous and well-shot film, especially for a bus nerd like me! Some classic vehicles caught in action and quite rare these days, such as the Beverly Bar AEC Bridgemasters, with the specially made roofline! Lovely to see shots of my hometown too, Swansea, and the valleys South Wales Transport used to serve, back in the day.

@ZiggySearchfieldCactus 11 месяцев назад

Cor, that looks a bit like the country I grew up in 🙂 Wonder where it went? 🙁

@elrjames7799 11 месяцев назад

Maybe into the realm of private wealth and public squalor: not much left for 'all' 😒

@salvadort.s.5243 2 года назад

what a beautiful report, I love it ! thank you.

@robertp.wainman4094 11 месяцев назад

Good conductors really managed the bus and often with humour too!

@johncourtneidge 26 дней назад

So selfishness won . . .

@reynardbizzar5461 Год назад

Bristol at 17.51🎉

@reynardbizzar5461 Год назад

Luton at 14.08 with the town hall clock tower and corporation Leland Titan 🎃

@elrjames7799 11 месяцев назад

'What can we do': spend tens of millions on road space for users ignorant of the highway code.

@jacksugden8190 3 месяца назад

Buses today are a right shambles, most of the buses shouldn’t be on the road, as unfit machanicly, many drivers are scruffy, along with the buses they drive, also they provided a service, not for the passengers, but for themselves, by pulling over to regulate the service. I could mention Thatcher here, as she had something to do with breaking up monopolies, and encouraging competition.