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The Victoria Line Report No. 5: London's Victoria Line 

The final episode of five reports on the construction of the Victoria Line in London. This one is edited highlights from the first four with very little new information.
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The final episode of five reports on the construction of the Victoria Line in London. This one is edited highlights from the first four with very little new information.

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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:British Transport Films, BFI

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