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colour transparency, Three quarter offside view of a West Ham Corporation Tramways Class WH double deck electric tram by Hugh Robertson, 1993

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Reference number	2003/5387
Description	Three quarter offside view of a West Ham Corporation Tramways Class WH double deck electric tram, No 102.
Photographer	Hugh Robertson
Dates	1993
Collection	Photographs
Object type	Colour transparency
Photograph number	1040-1-2
Location	Acton Depot
Topics	Trams and trolleybuses
Completeness	69%

Physical description

Dimensions
Attribute Value
Descriptive size
6x4.5cm
Design
Attribute Value
Shot
medium interior
People involved

Role Person(s) involved
Photographer
Hugh Robertson, 1993
Associated companies, people and places

Places
Location
London Transport Museum, Covent Garden

Dimensions
Attribute	Value
Descriptive size	6x4.5cm

Design
Attribute	Value
Shot	medium interior

Role	Person(s) involved
Photographer	Hugh Robertson, 1993

Places
Location	London Transport Museum, Covent Garden

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