[NSEFU: Luambe and Chilongozi Game Camps]

A travel film showing various animals on two wildlife reserves (Luambe and Chilongozi) in Zambia, that includes several species of birds, Zebra, Elephants, Hippopotamus, and Rhino. There are panoramic views of the natural landscape surrounding a river. Views follow of several traditional thatched huts in a camp, returning to views of a group of Giraffe in a wooded landscape closing with views from a moving car on a dirt track down a rural hillside on route to a camp.

[NSEFU: Big Lagoon]

A film of scenes showing a car journey from a game camp to Big Lagoon Camp passing through Fort Jameson (now Chipata) in Zambia, travelling by car along several rural roads up a mountain side. The film-maker uses the milestones denoting distance to Fort Jameson to show his progress along the journey. Continuing on to a second camp at Nsefu, the film-maker captures views of the animals on the reserve finally arriving at Big Lagoon Camp by car.

[Lusaka; Victoria Falls]

This extended family film shows: domestic scenes at a rural village; scenes from an agricultural show; a school sports day; traditional Pit sawing of Muputu wood; a visit by HM The Queen Elizabeth, II and HM Elizabeth,The Queen Mother, plus other royal family members to Lusaka [?]; a visit to the Victoria Falls; the family at a pool; a series of model trains going through tunnels (?); and a group of older adults in portrait.

Homes I have Known

Vintage Films present... "Homes I have Known". An autobiographic look at Maurice Puttock's family life and homes that he lived in as a boy in East Sussex, Surrey and Essex, with his family in the South East of England. References are also made to his time spent in central Africa in Lusaka. formally Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) drawing upon family photographs and cine film of the period.

What’s My Line?

A detailed exploration of one man's hobby and his fastidious attention to detail. This amateur documentary about the film-maker's hobby of "0" gauge model railways shows the design and build of his own line in his garden in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia). The film includes the construction of the track from concrete, building the intricate locomotives and carriages. The film has a detailed voice-over narrative and instrumental music throughout.

[Vacation Leave: Mylor]

This film shows a family holiday to Corrnwall, visiting several coastal towns and villages, including Mylor Bridge, Helston for the Helston Furry festival and Falmouth Harbour with Pendennis Castle.

[Lusaka Scenes]

This edited film shows events and family scenes as captured by Maurice Puttock, showing family life in Lusaka (now Zambia) in the late 1950s. Scenes include several noted visits from HM Elizabeth The Queen Mother and HM The Queen, Elizabeth II among others. It also shows birthdays and work trips to see the building of the Kariba Dam.

[Vacation Leave 1961: Part One]

Holiday and family scenes including on board a ship arriving at Southampton; Maurice Puttock attending a Trooping the Colour event in Horse Guards Parade; a visit to Bexhill Seafront, Battle Abbey and Battlefield; and visiting The Monument in London to capture panoramic views from the top (202 feet high). The film closes with family scenes in a garden.

[Lusaka Scenes 1961 to 1965: Part One]

This edited and titled film shows a series of family scenes in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia between 1961-1965. Scenes include a sports day at Woodlands School; a commonwealth youth parade; a family picnic; the family's model railway in their garden; watching a Go-Kart race; a Show Jumping event and Clive and Clifford on a trip to the NSEFU Game reserve, touring the park with a Game Ranger. This is part 1 of 2.

[Lusaka Scenes 1961 to 1965: Part Two]

This edited and titled film shows a series of family scenes in Lusaka, Northern Rhodesia between 1961-1965. Scenes show the formal opening, celebration parades and demonstrations at the newly built Independence Stadium and later outside the Town Hall in the presence of HRH The Princess Royal and President Kaunda. The second part of the film shows several intertitled compilations of family life and social activities in Lusaka. This is part 2 of 2.

Journey Home Stage One: Lusaka to Durban

The online clip shows the first part of this three part travelogue series, including the Puttock family returning to England from Lusaka via road and rail.

Journey Home Stage Two: Durban to Cape Town

A clip from the second part of the Puttock family travelogue showing the Durban to Cape Town leg of the trip. The film focuses on life aboard a cruise liner in 1968 named "The City of Port Elizabeth ". Scenes begin in the city of Durban as viewed from "The Bluff " in the west of the city above Durban Harbour, followed by scenes on a beach, the family watching a tribal demonstration, visiting a Zoo and [not included in online clip] an Aquarium; followed by scenes aboard ship.