07/21/71 C0019721 / COLOR WATKINS GLEN, NEW YORK : FERRARI AND PORCHE CARS TO JOIN CAN - AM SERIES AT GLEN: UNCUT "ROAD ATLANTA RACE ACTION" SHOWS: PRE - RACE ACTIVITY, PIT SHOTS: ELFORD, HOBBS AND ADAMOWICZ: L&M LOLA IN THE PITS: HULME, REVSON AND MOSS: MOSS GETS INTO PACE CAR: START OF RACE: CROWD SCENES: L&M LOLA LEADING THE FIELD: REVSON TAKES THE LEAD: REVSON IN WINNER'S CIRCLE: REVSON SPRAYING CHAMPAGNE: (SHOT RECENTLY 50FT) NEW YORK - WATKINS GLEN AUTO RACES - 1971 ELFORD, VIC REVSON, PETER HOBBS, DAVID ADAMOWICZ, TONY MOSS, STEWART HULME, XX HANDOUT / 50 FT / 16 COL / POS / R35356

Acton, London. <br/> <br/>C/U of mound of burning coals. A red hot sword is being heated in the middle of the coals. Mr Sydney Rouse is seen taking the sword out of the coals - he is the foreman of the "smithy" (blacksmiths). Narrator describes the sword as the "ancient symbol of adventure" going on to say "even in this atomic age, the art of sword making survives." <br/> <br/>Various shots of swords being forged. They are shaped on an anvil and precision ground. Good C/Us of the sword being shaped on a grinding machine. The craftsman checks his work by eye. - nothing better for checking a straight edge. Narrator speaks of the 18th century swordsmith Henry Wilkinson and later generations of his works who produced swords for Royalty and national heroes like Nelson and Wellington. <br/> <br/>M/S and C/U of the engraver at work - the design is etched into the sword by acid then a special acid resistant paint is applied. Engraver rubs off the paper backing of a stencil then paints the sword. Orders for these swords come in from all parts of the world. C/U of paint being washed off to reveal the design. M/S of a middle aged man and woman (foreman cutler Herbert McNab and the only woman working in the industry in 1955 Mrs May Fry). C/Us of the handle of the sword being assembled. It is a Claymore, bound for Canada. <br/> <br/>Wilkinson Sword Museum. L/S of two men looking at a display of swords. A replica of the Stalingrad sword is taken off the wall and examined. C/U of ornate swords. <br/> <br/>Featured workers in the smithy are: Sydney Rouse, Bill Ghost, Charles Webb, Mr Zbigniew Adamowicz, Herbet McNab and Mai Fryer. One of the men at the museum may be Mr James Clayton. Alternative spellings in paperwork McNabb and May.

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

AP-APTN-1830: ++Poland Statue Saturday, 14 July 2012 STORY:++Poland Statue- Birthplace of Solidarity honours Reagan and John Paul II with statue LENGTH: 02:28 FIRST RUN: 1830 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: Polish/Nat SOURCE: AP PHOTOS/TVN STORY NUMBER: 850113 DATELINE: Gdansk - 14 July 2012 LENGTH: 02:28 SHOTLIST TVN - NO ACCESS POLAND Gdansk, Poland - July 14, 2012 1. Officials removing flags of Solidarity trade union movement as statue of Pope John Paul II and former US President Ronald Reagan is unveiled, applause 2. Close-up of statue AP PHOTOS - NO ACCESS CANADA/FOR BROADCAST USE ONLY - STRICTLY NO ACCESS ONLINE OR MOBILE FILE: Biscayne Bay, Miami, US - September 10, 1987 3. STILL: John Paul II and Reagan walking in the garden of the Vizcaya, a lavish mansion on Biscayne Bay TVN - NO ACCESS POLAND Gdansk, Poland - July 14, 2012 4. Various of Reagan statue 5. Spectators with umbrellas 6. US, Polish and Vatican City flags 7. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Pawel Adamowicz, Gdansk Mayor: "A few years ago, a beautiful seaside park built by the city was given the name of Ronald Reagan. Now we unveil the monument to Ronald Reagan walking with Pope John Paul II. This monument in Gdansk is something natural. Ronald Reagan is an honorary citizen of Gdansk. He once visited Gdansk, while Pope John Paul II came here twice. These two characters symbolise the peaceful struggle for change, not only in Poland but in this part of Central and Eastern Europe." 8. Officials standing beside statue 9. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Tadeusz Goclowski, retired Archbishop of Gdansk: "I am convinced that the combination of two such great figures is unique. The times in which they lived and the decisions that they took were also remarkable. These were the decisions concerning Poland, Europe, the United States and the whole world. Ronald Reagan's political attitude and the attitude of the spirit of John Paul II brought excellent results. This monument in Gdansk is a symbol of what our city was and that it had a significant role." 10. Close-up of John Paul II statue 11. Spectators with umbrellas 12. Flowers and ribbons at base of statue 13. Close-up of statue STORYLINE: A statue honouring Pope John Paul II and former US President Ronald Reagan was unveiled in the Polish city of Gdansk on Saturday. The statue captures a moment in 1987 when the two leaders were photographed while walking in the gardens of the Vizcaya mansion in Miami, Florida. Officials and locals braved the rain at a ceremony in a city park, which was named after Reagan. "The times in which they lived and the decisions that they took were ... remarkable. These were the decisions concerning Poland, Europe, the United States and the whole world. Ronald Reagan's political attitude and the attitude of the spirit of John Paul II brought excellent results," said Tadeusz Goclowski, the retired Archbishop of Gdansk, birthplace of the Solidarity trade union movement. "This monument in Gdansk is a symbol of what our city was and that it had a significant role," Goclowski added. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 07-14-12 1458EDT

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Thousands of people are gathering in Gdansk, Poland, on January 13, 2024, to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the murder of former mayor Pawel Adamowicz. The shocking attack, which was broadcast live on television, left Poland in shock and led to accusations from opposition politicians at the time that the alleged inflammatory language of some of the country's leaders and pro-government media may have influenced the murderer. Pawel Adamowicz, one of Poland's longest-serving mayors, was attacked and stabbed on stage during the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity, one of Poland's largest annual charity events, on January 13, 2019, and died the following day. (Footage by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Young man and woman seated on blanket in grass, consulting racing program at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course / young woman short with brunette hair wearing a bikini while walking along grassy hill / Peter Revson racing McLaren M8F Chevrolet #7, Jackie Stewart racing Lola T260 Chevrolet #1, Milt Minter racing Porsche 917 #0, Jo Siffert racing STP Porsche Audi Porsche 917 #20, Dick Durant racing Lola T163 Chevy #81 / Can-Am car veering offtrack, smoking following mechanical / Peter Revson driving McLaren M8F #7 into pits / watchtower showing Lap 72, Jackie Stewart and Jo Siffert in 1st and 2nd place / Jackie Stewart racing Lola T260 Chevy #1, Tony Adamowicz racing McLaren M8B Chevy #54, Jo Siffert racing Porsche 917 #20 / George Droom driving McLaren M8E Chevy #34 into pits. 1971 Mid-Ohio Can-Am and Trans-Am on January 01, 1971 in Lexington, Ohio (Footage by Getty Images)

Young man and woman walking hand in hand, arriving at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course / crowd lining racetrack / Peter Revson racing McLaren M8F Chevrolet #7, Jackie Stewart racing Lola T260 Chevrolet #1, Dick Durant racing Lola T163 Chevrolet #81, Jo Siffert racing STP Porsche Audi Porsche 917, Tony Adamowicz racing McLaren M8B Chevy #54 past crowds / Lothar Motschenbacher driving McLaren M8D Chevrolet #11 into pits. 1971 Mid-Ohio Can-Am and Trans-Am on January 01, 1971 in Lexington, Ohio (Footage by Getty Images)