Air raid wardens marching in Box Hill
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Shows men with hard hats, uniforms with 'FIRE' printed on their sleeves, and carrying small fire axes (tomahawks) tucked into their belts marching through the back streets of Box Hill, watched by some young children. 'AFS' is printed on their hats. They could possibly be marching into an oval as there are ticket booths behind the 4-doored building. Thought to be ARP Wardens from 2nd World War.
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