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Empire Games at Cardiff. Subjects include Cardiff; games village; swimming; athletics at Cardiff Arms Park including the marathon race; closing ceremony.

Polytechnic Marathon 1958 and 1959 started by Viscount Alexander of Tunis.

Athletics 1959. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country; National Cross-Country; AAA 10 mile track and 7 mile walk championships; London to Brighton Relay; Isle of Wight marathon; Double Brighton Walk; Enschede marathon; RRC Marathon at Coventry; London to Brighton race; 25km track race; 100 mile track race at Walton.

Originally numbered No.38, 40, 41 Reels 1-2.

Empire Games at Cardiff. Subjects include Cardiff; games village; swimming; athletics at Cardiff Arms Park including the marathon race; closing ceremony.

Polytechnic Marathon 1958 and 1959 started by Viscount Alexander of Tunis.

Athletics 1959. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country; National Cross-Country; AAA 10 mile track and 7 mile walk championships; London to Brighton Relay; Isle of Wight marathon; Double Brighton Walk; Enschede marathon; RRC Marathon at Coventry; London to Brighton race; 25km track race; 100 mile track race at Walton.

Originally numbered No.38, 40, 41 Reels 1-2.

Athletics 1955. Subjects include the English National Cross-Country Championships at Cardington; Double Brighton Walk; AAA Marathon at Reading; London to Brighton race; two hour track race at Walton.

Athletics 1956-57. Subjects include London to Brighton 1956 with Joe Binks and Arthur Newton at finish; three hour race at Walton with Arthur Keily and Eric Smith at 25 miles; 1957 National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Inter County 20 in Victoria Park, East London; Polytechnic Marathon; London to Brighton; 50 Miles at Walton with Walsh's 40m and 50m records.

Athletics 1958. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampsyead; National at Arrow Park, Birkenhead; International Cross-Country at Cardiff; London to Brighton Relay; Isle of Wight Marathon; two hour race at Walton; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; Bath Road 100 miles.

Originally numbered No.31, 33-35, 37.

Athletics 1955. Subjects include the English National Cross-Country Championships at Cardington; Double Brighton Walk; AAA Marathon at Reading; London to Brighton race; two hour track race at Walton.

Athletics 1956-57. Subjects include London to Brighton 1956 with Joe Binks and Arthur Newton at finish; three hour race at Walton with Arthur Keily and Eric Smith at 25 miles; 1957 National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Inter County 20 in Victoria Park, East London; Polytechnic Marathon; London to Brighton; 50 Miles at Walton with Walsh's 40m and 50m records.

Athletics 1958. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampsyead; National at Arrow Park, Birkenhead; International Cross-Country at Cardiff; London to Brighton Relay; Isle of Wight Marathon; two hour race at Walton; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; Bath Road 100 miles.

Originally numbered No.31, 33-35, 37.

Athletics 1955. Subjects include the English National Cross-Country Championships at Cardington; Double Brighton Walk; AAA Marathon at Reading; London to Brighton race; two hour track race at Walton.

Athletics 1956-57. Subjects include London to Brighton 1956 with Joe Binks and Arthur Newton at finish; three hour race at Walton with Arthur Keily and Eric Smith at 25 miles; 1957 National Cross-Country at Hampstead; Inter County 20 in Victoria Park, East London; Polytechnic Marathon; London to Brighton; 50 Miles at Walton with Walsh's 40m and 50m records.

Athletics 1958. Subjects include Southern Cross-Country at Hampsyead; National at Arrow Park, Birkenhead; International Cross-Country at Cardiff; London to Brighton Relay; Isle of Wight Marathon; two hour race at Walton; South London Harriers 30; London to Brighton; Bath Road 100 miles.

Originally numbered No.31, 33-35, 37.

Subjects include the London to Brighton race 1952 won by Derek Reynolds; 50 mile track race at Motspur Park 1952; London to Brighton Relay 1953; Polytechnic Marathon 1953; London to Brighton 1953 with Wally Hayward the winner; Bath to London 100 miles; Hayward's record followed by Mekler and Reynolds with finish at Hyde Park Corner; 24 Hour Track race at Motspur Park won by Hayward from Reynolds, the first ever amateur 24 hour race with Arthur Newton and Peter Gavuzzi seen at track side.

Road Runners Club and Athletics 1954. Subjects include International Cross Country Championships at Birmingham; London to Brighton relay; Track studies; Double Brighton race [Brighton to Big Ben and back to Brighton]; London to Brighton; 15 mile track race at Walton.

European Athletic Championships. Subjects include Berne 1954 with Kuts, Zatopek, Chataway and Bannister.

Originally numbered No.25, 26, 28, 29a.

Subjects include the London to Brighton race 1952 won by Derek Reynolds; 50 mile track race at Motspur Park 1952; London to Brighton Relay 1953; Polytechnic Marathon 1953; London to Brighton 1953 with Wally Hayward the winner; Bath to London 100 miles; Hayward's record followed by Mekler and Reynolds with finish at Hyde Park Corner; 24 Hour Track race at Motspur Park won by Hayward from Reynolds, the first ever amateur 24 hour race with Arthur Newton and Peter Gavuzzi seen at track side.

Road Runners Club and Athletics 1954. Subjects include International Cross Country Championships at Birmingham; London to Brighton relay; Track studies; Double Brighton race [Brighton to Big Ben and back to Brighton]; London to Brighton; 15 mile track race at Walton.

European Athletic Championships. Subjects include Berne 1954 with Kuts, Zatopek, Chataway and Bannister.

Originally numbered No.25, 26, 28, 29a.

Subjects include the London to Brighton race 1952 won by Derek Reynolds; 50 mile track race at Motspur Park 1952; London to Brighton Relay 1953; Polytechnic Marathon 1953; London to Brighton 1953 with Wally Hayward the winner; Bath to London 100 miles; Hayward's record followed by Mekler and Reynolds with finish at Hyde Park Corner; 24 Hour Track race at Motspur Park won by Hayward from Reynolds, the first ever amateur 24 hour race with Arthur Newton and Peter Gavuzzi seen at track side.

Road Runners Club and Athletics 1954. Subjects include International Cross Country Championships at Birmingham; London to Brighton relay; Track studies; Double Brighton race [Brighton to Big Ben and back to Brighton]; London to Brighton; 15 mile track race at Walton.

European Athletic Championships. Subjects include Berne 1954 with Kuts, Zatopek, Chataway and Bannister.

Originally numbered No.25, 26, 28, 29a.

Subjects include the London to Brighton race 1952 won by Derek Reynolds; 50 mile track race at Motspur Park 1952; London to Brighton Relay 1953; Polytechnic Marathon 1953; London to Brighton 1953 with Wally Hayward the winner; Bath to London 100 miles; Hayward's record followed by Mekler and Reynolds with finish at Hyde Park Corner; 24 Hour Track race at Motspur Park won by Hayward from Reynolds, the first ever amateur 24 hour race with Arthur Newton and Peter Gavuzzi seen at track side.

Road Runners Club and Athletics 1954. Subjects include International Cross Country Championships at Birmingham; London to Brighton relay; Track studies; Double Brighton race [Brighton to Big Ben and back to Brighton]; London to Brighton; 15 mile track race at Walton.

European Athletic Championships. Subjects include Berne 1954 with Kuts, Zatopek, Chataway and Bannister.

Originally numbered No.25, 26, 28, 29a.

Commonwealth Games held in Auckland, 1950. Some filming taken by Derek Pugh [English 400m and European 400m Champion, 1950]. Subjects include the outgoing flight; College quarters; 'tuning up'; Garden Party; opening ceremony in Eden Park; athletics; the Maori welcome; Boi Ball dance; Rotorua; old Maori village; Rotorua athletic meeting; farewell to New Zealand; shots of Sydney, Darwin, Singapore, Calcutta, Egypt and Rome; home.

European Athletic Championships held in Brussels, 1950. Subjects include Brussels; Heysel Stadium; athletics; start of the marathon race won by Jack Holden; scenes with Zatopek, Reiff, Pugh, Shenton and Bannister.

Olympic Games held in Helsinki, 1952. Subjects include the flight out; camp on Saarassi; arrival of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; Olympic Village including Stampfle, Gordon Pirie, Geoff Iden, Billy Holt and Tommy Thomas; athletics; marathon; Prix des Nations with the horse Foxhunter; a Finnish tour showing Porvo, Turku, Naandoli, Tampere, The Lakes, Aylanko and Hamenlinna.

Originally numbered No.19a Reels 1-3, 21 and 24 Reels 1-3.