
This gives you a glimpse of the industrial efficiency with which new prints are handled. But like I said before, the real genius is not renting a large hangar and filling it with prints, but the quality of service, physical and electronic infrastructure that no photo will do justice.

There is a rumour that Perivale was chosen because it was a sufficient distance from central London, so that if the Luftwaffe - who knew that tons and tons of highly flamable nitrate prints were stored here - bombed it, there would not be the mother of all firestorms created as a result. It survived the war undamaged.
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