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£30 WORLD TOURISTS SET OFF - AROUND THE WORLD IN THREE YEARS. Robert Booth, 21-year-old ex-soldier of Streatham, London, and Peter Newman, 22-year-old ex Royal Navy man of Chigwell, Essex, left Victoria station, London, today at the start of a round the world hitch hike in the capital for £30. Setting out from France and passing through Italy, Greece and Turkey on the first part of the journey, the men will work their way by doing odd jobs such as dishwashing. They hope to reach Helsinki in time for the 1952 Olympic games and to complete their global tour in 3 years. PICTURE SHOWS:- Peter Newman (left) and Robert Booth as they left Victoria station today. October 12 1949.

£30 WORLD TOURISTS SET OFF - AROUND THE WORLD IN THREE YEARS. Robert Booth, 21-year-old ex-soldier of Streatham, London, and Peter Newman, 22-year-old ex Royal Navy man of Chigwell, Essex, left Victoria station, London, today at the start of a round the world hitch hike in the capital for £30. Setting out from France and passing through Italy, Greece and Turkey on the first part of the journey, the men will work their way by doing odd jobs such as dishwashing. They hope to reach Helsinki in time for the 1952 Olympic games and to complete their global tour in 3 years. PICTURE SHOWS:- Peter Newman (left) and Robert Booth as they left Victoria station today. October 12 1949.
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 £30 WORLD TOURISTS SET OFF - AROUND THE WORLD IN THREE YEARS. Robert Booth, 21-year-old ex-soldier of Streatham, London, and Peter Newman, 22-year-old ex Royal Navy man of Chigwell, Essex, left Victoria station, London, today at the start of a round the world hitch hike in the capital for £30. Setting out from France and passing through Italy, Greece and Turkey on the first part of the journey, the men will work their way by doing odd jobs such as dishwashing. They hope to reach Helsinki in time for the 1952 Olympic games and to complete their global tour in 3 years. PICTURE SHOWS:- Peter Newman (left) and Robert Booth as they left Victoria station today. October 12 1949
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Tamaño imagen: 4895 × 6579 px | 92.1 MB
Tamaño impresión: 41.4 × 55.7 cm | 1927.2 × 2590.2 in (300 dpi)
Palabras clave: BLANCO Y NEGRO • HOMBRES • MONOCHROME • MONOCROMO • POSANDO • S. XX • SIGLO XX • VENTANA • VENTANAS