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B/W print; interior of a Class E/1 tramcar, by Topical Press, 1927

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Reference number	1998/83932
Description	Interior view of the top deck of an ex-LCC (London County Council) Class E/1 electric tram. Passengers sit on the leather upholstered seats with slatted wooden backs.
Photographer	Topical Press
Dates	1927
Collection	Photographs
Object type	B/w print
Photograph number	A4287
Location	Acton Depot
Topics	Trams and trolleybuses
Completeness	56%

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Topical Press, 1927

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Photographer	Topical Press, 1927

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