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'Coronation Street' (UK TV - episode from 10 November 1969). An extra is wearing a very shiny red and white PVC mac.
Posted: December 8th, 2024, 11:43 am
by rothbhoy
'Coronation Street' (UK TV - episode from 10 November 1969). A blonde-haired extra is wearing a very shiny red and white PVC mac and can be seen in it now and then between 11'-30" and 15'-47". Very sixties!
Best viewed on the 480 pixels setting.
URL:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3Q1EcgDrKY
Re: 'Coronation Street' (UK TV - episode from 10 November 1969). An extra is wearing a very shiny red and white PVC mac.
Posted: December 9th, 2024, 7:11 am
by rainfash
Great find and Great Vinyl raincoat !
In a scene you can even hear the coat squeeking and rustling.
That were the brilliant times for shiny unlined squeeking rustling raincoats,
Where the plastic was so soft and crackly due to the plenty use of plasticizers.
Re: 'Coronation Street' (UK TV - episode from 10 November 1969). An extra is wearing a very shiny red and white PVC mac.
Posted: December 10th, 2024, 12:24 pm
by rothbhoy
rainfash wrote: December 9th, 2024, 7:11 am
Great find and Great Vinyl raincoat !
In a scene you can even hear the coat squeeking and rustling.
That were the brilliant times for shiny unlined squeeking rustling raincoats,
Where the plastic was so soft and crackly due to the plenty use of plasticizers.
Cheers Rainfash - glad you enjoyed it.
Must admit, I really like this one too - finding new stuff from the 60s is not that easy!
Re: 'Coronation Street' (UK TV - episode from 10 November 1969). An extra is wearing a very shiny red and white PVC mac.
Posted: December 31st, 2024, 6:23 pm
by rothbhoy
rainfash wrote: December 9th, 2024, 7:11 am
Great find and Great Vinyl raincoat !
In a scene you can even hear the coat squeeking and rustling.
That were the brilliant times for shiny unlined squeeking rustling raincoats,
Where the plastic was so soft and crackly due to the plenty use of plasticizers.
"the brilliant times for shiny unlined squeeking rustling raincoats".
Take me back, take me back!
