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AFRICAN PYGMY THRILLS
Rarely seen, seldom photographed, these astonishing little people of darkest Africa will amaze you. They swing a man high across a crocodile infested river on the end of a giant grapevine. He seizes a tree top on the far side, pulls other vines across and a bridge is built. An incredible engineering feat in a novel and exiting film.
16mm / b & w  /silent / 400-foot reel version from Castle Films / Ex-LN shape.........$10.

AIR OFFENSIVE IN THE PACIFIC
Dedicated to the men of the Thirteenth Army Air Force which came into being in the critical period when our plane production still could not meet all the demands. But it rose to the occasion of too little but not too late! 1943 South pacific where airmen faced treacherous enemies, vast stretches of ocean, fungus-infested jungles, unpredictable weather and firmly entrenched Japs. Spectacular aerial photography and action!
Super 8mm / b & w /  400-foot reel / Blackhawk release / Ex shape.........................$10.

ANNAPOLIS
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of the heritage of Annapolis with it's cadets, it's history, current activities.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........$5.

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THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN
The Luftwaffe's mass and indiscriminate bombing of Britain began on August 6, 1940 and continued unabated until mid-1941 when it ended abruptly. Despite the
determined British resistance that inflicted 2 to 1 air losses on the Luftwaffe and convinced Hitler that the mass bombing was too costly; Nazi intelligence failed to
perceive that British defenses were on the verge of breaking. Supervised by Edmund Reek and narrated by Lowell Thomas, this is a collection of Fox Movietone
newsreels. Loaded with spectacular footage of air bombers, explosions., fires and combat, Movietone also show the graveyard of Nazi planes turned back into
weapons against them. A helium balloon is destroyed in the air in a fireball! London in ruins, the King as well as Winston Churchill tour the wreckage. First pictures
of the havoc in Coventry ! The House of Commons is blasted in a savage attack on London! Churchill proclaims a fight to the end against Hitler in his own eloquent
way at St. James Palace in London.
Super 8mm  Sound / B & W / 200-foot release from Blackhawk Films / Ex-LN shape................$15
Super 8mm  / B & W / silent / 200-foot release from Blackhawk Films / Ex-LN shape................$8


BRADBURY ; PORTRAIT OF A WRITER  Here is a nice half-hour documentary on the great Science Fiction writer Ray Bradbury that was filmed in the mid-60's. He is seen at home with his family, at work, lecturing and in discussion groups with fellow writers. Also incorporated into this documentary is a Twilight Zone-type playlet based on a Bradbury short story that he was working on at the time. An actor plays a man who starts receiving phone calls from the telephone lines
which have apparently come to a life of their own. A nice, rounded biography of Ray Bradbury.
16mm / sof / b & w / approximately 25 minutes / Vg shape, a few minor splices at start. No V.S................................$50.

BREYERS ICE CREAM INFO-MERCIAL
This documentary-style promotional film has the look of an "Industry on Parade" type short subject only this is in gorgeous Ansco Color. The tour of the ice cream factory takes place in the 1950's with the mechanical machinery making everything from the ice cream itself to the various fruits being processed as well as the various products.
16mm Sound  / Color  /Beautiful Ansco film stock looks like Tech / 400 feet / Ex shape...............$20.

BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW (1898-1902)
William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill")....Indian fighter, soldier, Pony Express rider, Army scout and hunter, was the principal character in scores of books and dime novels carrying not only his by-line but those of such prolific writers as Ned Buntline and Col. Prentiss Ingraham. In 1873, at the urging of Buntline, Cody finally consented to appear on the stage in "The Scouts of the Plains" which was a short playlet that Buntline planned to write. The theater appealed to Cody, and during the next eight years he toured in such offerings as The Red Right Hand, or Buffalo Bill's First Scalp for Custer; The Knight of the Plains, or Buffalo Bill's Last Trail, and Twenty Days, or Buffalo Bill's Last Stand. They apparently had trouble deciding on titles back then! During this period, Cody had the idea of forming a Wild West show that would play major cities at spots like Madison Square Garden in New York and would show the life of the Indians, the scouts and the trappers and tell the story of the Pony Express. In May, 1883, Cody opened his first Wild West show in Omaha. Annie Oakley and her husband Frank Butler joined the show and success grew throughout the years.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / approximately 300' / L.N. shape..................................................$20.




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CAMERA THRILLS OF THE WAR
This is a very nicely done professional film of the action battle scenes by daring cameramen during W.W. 2
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 300-feet / complete edition  / .........................................$10.

CELEBRITIES OF THE ROARING 20's: Vaudeville, Movies and politics
This one reel extract from a documentary on the roaring 20's features newsreel clips of famous people of that era including Gallagher and Shean, Al Jolson, Will Rogers, John Gilbert, Greta Garbo, John Barrymore, Charlie Chaplin, Presidents Harding, Cooldage, and Wilson. Narrated in part by Joseph Cotton, no title, end title added. Probably an old Wonderland or Thunderbird print.
16mm /Sound / b & w / approx 400-feet / sharp dupe / Ex shape.......................$20.

CHICAGO'S CENTURY OF PROGRESS EXPO  (1933-34)
Chicago's "Century of Progress Exposition" of 1933 and 1934 actually got under way on January 5, 1928, when a non-profit corporation was organized. Between that
date and the opening of the Fair in 1933 came the stock market crash of 1929 and the depression in 1932. Yet, for all of the financial difficulties of the time and the high level of unemployment, the 1933 period of the Fair was so obviously a success that, well before the season was over, it was decided to contnue and expand the Exposition for the 1934 season. Scenes include a panoramic view of the fair sweeping in from Lake Michigan, with the Michigan Avenue skyline, the Avenue of Flags,
the Sky-Ride which offered a thrilling 200-feet above the lagoon, an authentic replica of Old Fort Dearborn of 1803, the house of tomorrow. It had a circular glass house and predictions about construction, some of which would come true. The Golden Temple of Jehol transported Fair visitors to eighteenth century China. The Italian Pavilion, the Belgian Village with folk dance demonstrations, the Maya Temple, the American Indian village, the Ukranian Village, the streets of Paris, the Hall of
Sciences, the Travel and Transportation building, the General Motors Exhibition and much more. The exhibit even offered an automobile assembly line - primitive by today's standards -- where visitors saw the engine placed in the chassis, the body mounted, gasoline put in the tank and the finished car driven off the line. Five acres
of land known as the "Enchanted Island", were set aside especially for the children with roller coasters, Ferris wheels, train rides, etc.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / approx 300-feet / released by Blackhawk Films / L.N. shape..........................$15.

CHINESE ANTIQUE CERAMICS THROUGH THE AGES
Written and produced by Wango Weng, the title tells it all. Nice photographed close-ups with informative narration. Color is vibrantly preserved by Kodachrome
stock,
16mm / Sound / Color (Kodachrome) / approx 600-feet /  used but Excellent shape..............$35.

JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952. Overview of the novelist's life on the occasion of the centenary of his birth.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........$10.

CONEY ISLAND WHEN THE CENTURY WAS YOUNG
Coney Island was a magic world of razzle-dazzle excitement extending along a five mile stretch of ocean front in Brooklyn, New York. Ever since Charles Feltman introduced the first hot dog at his Ocean Pavilion in 1974, Coney Island has fascinated millions. By the turn of the century, Coney had "arrived", but the movie industry was still in its infancy. Cameramen for the Edison and Biograph studios cranked out short reels to entice viewers in the "coin in the slot" peep shows. By steamer, by carriage, by five-cent trolly, people streamed to Coney Island. The beach was the big attraction. Doing the cakewalk and mugging for cameras. In 1897 George Tilyou opened Steeplechase Park. Many great scenes of Coney from over 100 years ago in this documentary,
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / approximately 350-feet release by Blackhawk Films / L.N. shape.....................$20.

CRISIS IN KOREA
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$15.





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DARTS IN THE DARK: an introduction to W.O. Mitchell (1981)
Known for his witty radio and TV appearances, he shows a more serious side as he reveals his
personal views on writing. Passages from his stories reflect the many facets of this self-proclaimed "folksy foothills philosopher"
16mm /Sound /Color / Eastman stock 2-r approx 16 min G-Ex shape...................$10.

DESTRUCTION OF SAN FRANCISCO 1906
Vintage newsreel footage from Blackhawk Films
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / orig box .....L.N. shape........$10.

DILLINGER ; PUBLIC ENEMY
Vintage newsreel footage from Blackhawk Films
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / orig box .....L.N. shape........$10.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / orig box .....L.N. shape........$10.

DISASTERS AT SEA
The "TAHITI" and the "MORRO CASTLE" tragedies are captured by Fox Movietone News. The "Tahiti" of the Union Lines, one of the largest ships plying the
Pacific, left Wellington, New Zealand, August 12, 1930, with 175 passengers and a crew of 142. The vessel got into trouble on August 16. 460-miles south of
Rarotonga, Cook Islands. It lost it's starboard propeller and tail shaft and began to leak. More than 300 passengers were rescued. Scenes of the rescue and the ship sinking highlight the first half of this newsreel. The next segment features "The Morro Castle" disaster. At 11,250 tons, it was a new ship of the Ward Lane in "terry" service between New York and Havava. She was driven by turbo-electric power which was briefly popular at the time. On the night of September 8, 1934,  two days out
of  Havana, her captain collapsed and died. The same night, off the New Jersey coast, fire broke out in the library. Rushing to the scene were Coast Guard cutters and
the British liner "Monarch of Bermuda". Towlines were secured to the cutter "Tampa". Then a north-easterly wind arose plowing the Morro Castle ashore at Asbury Park, N.J. It took eight days to fully extinguish the fire. There were 133 deaths! Fox Movietone cameras capture the drama from both the sea and aerial cameras.
Super 8mm Sound / b & w / approx 275-feet / Blackhawk Films release / Ex shape.....................$25
Super 8mm  / b & w / silent / approx 250'-feet / Blackhawk Films release / Ex shape...................$10.




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EARLY DAYS OF MOTORING
Vintage newsreel footage of early automobiles from the early 20th century.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 300-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / orig box .....L.N. shape........$15.

AN EDISON ALBUM (1896-1907)
A  variety of Edison studios film clips from kinetoscope to nickelodean in the years from 1896 to 1907. John Rice and May Irwin in "The Kiss". Arcade patrons amused themselves with Gilbert Sarony as "the Old Maid in a Drawing Room". By 1901, the first examples of the evolution of movies began to appear with "Street Car Chivalry". The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad had a highly successful advertising idea in their Phoebe Snow - a girl in white - who rode on the "road of the Anthracite" without soiling her clothes. In 1902, Edwin S. Porter, Edison's cameraman-director cast Marie Murray, a photographer's model, in the role of Phoebe Snow in this film, "A Romance of the Rails" This was significant extension of the story film idea, and also which might be called the first advertising film. In 1907, a young actor who called himself Lawrence Griffith walked into the Edison studio about the time Porter was getting set to make the one-reel thriller, "Rescued from an Eagle's Nest". Lawrence Griffith turned out to be none other than David Wark Griffith.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / approx 200-feet release from Blackhawk Films.....................................................$10.

EIGHTY-SECOND AIRBORNE DIVISION
This is the saga of daring and courage of the 82nd Airborne Division which became justly famous during World War 2 for its fine fighting traditions. Calistenics, rifle range, glider loading, practice jumps and crash landings were all a part of the rigorous training for the 82nd Airborne. The 82nd  Airborne had its initiation in Sicily on July 1943. When the Germans were trying to break up  the Allied beachhead at Salerno in September of 1943, the 82nd was sent in as shown in newsreel footage. The 82nd troops were the first Americans to enter Naples on October 1, 1943. Through mud, mud, and more mud --- the 82nd fought with the Fifth Army in Italy. The
division was then shipped back to the British Isles, except for one combat team which remained in the Anzio Beachhead through four long months of agony in early
1944. Extensive preparations were made for the BIG ONE --- going into Normandy just before D-Day. On the night of June 5th, the 82nd, along with other airborne divisions, American and British, moved out silently and swiftly. The mission was to disrupt the German defenses and assist the amphibious landings on Utah Beach.
For 33 days the airborne divisions continued to fight to help assure a firm Allied foothold on the continent of Europe. Great actual action scenes of the battles. 
On Sept. 17th the three airborne divisions were sent into Holland to establish it as a jumping-off position for the drive to Berlin. The Dutch pitched in to help. The offensive progressed well until the Allies reached the Nijmegen Bridge across the lower Rhine. It took 3 days to secure the bridge as brutal movie footage shows. Suddenly in Dec. 1944, the Germans struck without warning in a major counteroffensive in the Ardennes region of Belgium and Luxembourg. The 82nd was rushed
into help hold the Northern shoulder of what came to be known as "The Bulge". In January, 1945, the Allies cracked the Siegfried Line. As the offensive moved swiftly
toward Berlin, the 82nd returned to the Cologne area in April and smashed across the Rhine in a raid that won a Presidential citation. On May 3, 1945, the 82nd Airborne took 145,000 prisoners. The war was over! The 82nd participated in 7 campaigns, 7 river crossings, 4 combat jumps and 2 glider landings. An all-American division fighting for the American way of life.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition from Blackhawk Films / ...............................................$10.
Super 8mm   / b & w /  silent / 200-foot-reel edition from Blackhawk Films / ................................................$10.

ERUPTION OF MT. VESUVIUS
Vesuvius explodes and bursts into its most devastating eruption in 70 years! Vesuvius first erupted in 79 A. D. Pompeii was crushed and burned and thousands perished. Remains of old Pompeii are still there as shown in this film. Flame, fire and molten rock pour out f the roaring center!  Italian people are stunned as the 50 foot wall of fiery ash moves relentlessly on, chasing the fleeing people! Salerno, 17 miles away, is covered with lava dust three feet deep! The people of San Sabastiano rush to safety! Buildings are crushed like matchboxes!
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape .........................$10.







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FLYING AROUND THE BIG GAME - An airplane animal adventure documentary
Marvelous arial photography  in an airplane that travels to film various wild animals including wildebeests, impala, zebra and all the many varieties of plains game.
They fly low over a herd of eland and find they were only momentarily frightened after the airplane had passed them. They pass through the best giraffe country in Africa. Great on the ground photography as well. Next to lion country. The lions accepted the huge plane and their peculiar markings of giraffe spots and zebra stripes
as merely a part of the scenery. The photographers next find themselves in a district thick with rhino. One rhino charges the airplane but then decides the plane is bigger. Finding the decorated plane too much of a puzzle, the rhino moves along. Also in rhino country are the people if the Masai tribe in the midst of a strange ceremony. Rhinoceros had been killing their cattle, and lately two old women of the tribe had been gored to death, so these warriors decided to chase the rhinos from their territory. The natives have an intense hatred for the rhino, who disregard their property and viciously kill their families. It was a grim fight. Hour after hour, charge after counter-charge, the rhins are gradually pushed on and away from the Masai villages. Moving on, the photographers found beautiful rivers, great cataracts and waterfalls. An entire family of elephants head for the forest and the dense jungle. A tropical storm threatens the safety of the flight crew and the plane lands in Pygmy country They are greeted and the tribe puts on their finest dance to celebrate the great mechanical bird
Regular 8mm / B & W /silent  releas from Blackhawk Films / approx 400-feet- Ex shape with only minor wear, few splices......................$10.

FOX MOVIETONE TRAVELOG - City of the Golden Gate
When, in 1906, the world's worst fire raised San Francisco, it did not destroy the spirit of this romantic Pacific seaport. Though now a modern and beautiful metropolis,
it remains the "Bagdad of the West".
Super 8mm Sound / b & w / approximately 200-feet / L.N. shape.................$20.

FOX MOVIETONE "FILMING THE BIG THRILLS" .
Super 8mm Sound / b & w / approximately 225-feet / 1-reeler........................$20.

FOX MOVIETONE "FILMING THE GREAT" (1934)Excellent sharp Blackhawk Films release of a retrospective by Fox Movietone on famous figures through the years that were covered by newsreel cameras (nice shots off the Fox-Movietone trucks!). From the Kaiser to Gahndi, to Roosevelt to Hitler, etc.
Super 8mm Sound / b & w / approximately 225-feet / 1-reeler........................$20.

FOX MOVIETONE NEWS (B-3)
Braving death from bullets whizzing all around them, one of which punctured a tire on their auto-truck, Charles Lehmann and Warren McGrath made pictures of the battle between Mexican Federal troops and the rebels across the boarder from Naco, Arizona. (Today it's our troops fighting the invaders!). Scenes filmed within 50 feet of a trench from which the Federales are firing at the attacking rebels. Next story, "Holland Footgear While You Wait". Primitive but effective tools quickly fashion sabots from wood blocks. Next, a mother's beauty contest is held. Mrs. Richard J. O'Connor of Dover, New Jersey captures the title at Lake Mowhawk.  Cowes Regatta; aboard "Westward" as she finishes 3rd in the big English race off the Isle of Wright. Bootleggers captured! U.S. government stems the tide of illegal liquor as boarder patrols capture bootleggers from Canada. Bottles are smashed against the wall on the spot by the "untouchables".
Super 8mm  / b & w / silent /  approximately 200-feet / L.N. shape.................$10.

FOX MOVIETONE NEWS (Oct 25, 1930)
Windmill planes visit New York- Pitcairn "autogyros", newest development in aviation, fly for the first time over that famous skyline. Pioneer feminazi Carrie Chapman receives $5,000 shakedown money from rich liberal publisher. Uncle Sam tests new loudspeakers (no relation to previous story), Army ordnance reveals latest developments in land and air defense at Aberdeen, Maryland. Repelling a night attack by "enemy" air raiders- note the tracer bullets. Hindenburg rouses German patriotism. Aged President visits Trier on tour of Rhineland and speaks to huge crowd standing in rain. George Bernard Shaw makes another amusing movietone talk. Famed English philosopher and playwright welcomes you to Malvern festival.
Super 8mm Sound / b & w / approximately 200-feet / L.N. shape...............$20.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S PHILADELPHIA
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952. Overview of the great founding father' life and accomplishments.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........$10.






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GAUMONT GRAPHIC (1918-1919) Clips from early newsreels
The first regular newsreels were issued in 1912. By 1919, there were a number in distribution in the U.S. But other than for the names "Pathe" and "Universal", none carried through to the fading days of the newsreel which followed the advent of television in the late 1940's and early 1950's. Gaumont, a British company, was one of
the popular sources for  dramatic and factual films for the nickelodeans in the years before W.W. 1. With the coming of the War, production in England virtually ceased, and American activity was limited to little more than the newsreels bearing the company name. Released on a State's rights basis, most of these shown are from either late 1918 or 1919.San Diego, CA - visitor's day on warships; U.S.S. "Minneapolis" returns from the war zone and is open for public visitation. New York City- facing the problem of getting 2,000,000 men home in the shortest  possible time, Uncle Sam is converting all available vessels into transports. Formerly the "Minnesota" and now named the "U.S.S. Troy" this ship will carry 8,000 men per trip. Ponta Delgada, Azores- after 2 years' war service in the foriegn waters the S S "Dixie" with her 400-foot "homeward bound" pennant fluttering in the breeze sails for the good old U.S.A. Paris, France- President Wilson's daughter arrives to take up Y.M.C.A. work. Fort Totten, N.Y.- Capt. Herbert Hall receives distinguished service cross for heroes work while near Metz. "For exceptional bravery and absolute disregard for personal safety in rebuilding a broken railway line under heavy shell fire". Ghent, Belgium- where once stood the finest railway station in Europe,  is a mass of tangled iron and steel and gaping caverns from German mines which blew it up! Scenes of rebuilding are shown. London, England - Princess Patricia, Colonel-in-Chief of Canada's Light Infantry, reviews her regiment before their return home for demobilization. Camp Dix, N.J. - auction of army animal surplus; one hundred thousand head of surplus mules sell for an average of $160. each. Ypre, Belgium - devastated city is presented with Croix de Guerre.  Poincare accompanied by King Albert and Marshal Foch. They receive a hearty welcome on their tour through Belgium.
Regular 8mm / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / ...............................................$20.

GAY 90's LIVE AGAIN - this is Castle Films documentary of the turn of the (last) Century film highlights including Sarah Bernhardt, the Easter parade, Alexander
Graham Bell, Teddy Roosevelt and the Roughriders, Old San Francisco, bathing beauties and much more.
Regular 8mm / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / orig. box / A. M. # 1529...............................................$6.

THE GREAT WAR (W.W. 1 )
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / .....Blackhawk Films documentary.....approx 800' ...........$25.

THE GREAT WAR (W.W. 1 ) Chapter 2
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / .....Blackhawk Films documentary.....approx 400' ...........$10.

THE GREAT WAR (W.W. 1 ) Chapter 3
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / .....Blackhawk Films documentary.....approx 400' ...........$10.








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ALEXANDER HAMILTON 150th Centenary
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of the American patriot with the aid of early prints and scenics.
16mm Sound/ b & w /approximately 100-feet / Ex-LN shape.........................................$10.

HITLER - Chapter 1
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / .....Blackhawk Films documentary.....approx 400' ...........$10.

HITLER'S ASCENT TO POWER
Super 8mm Sound  / b & w / .....Blackhawk Films documentary.....approx 400' ...........$15.

HOUSE IN THE DESERT
Documentary with Hebrew titles and narration.
16mm/sof  / b & w / approximately 1,200 (25 minutes)........Vg-Ex shape...............$25.






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INDUSTRY ON PARADE-Grandma Brown's Baked Beans
In Mexico, New York a grandmother's recepie for beans becomes a big industrial business.
16mm Sound / b & w  / approx 150' / Ex shape/.........$5.

INDUSTRY ON PARADE-Artistry in Glass
Cartooning is used in leaded glass window art by Jacoby.
16mm Sound / b & w / approx 150' / Ex  shape /.........$5.

INDUSTRY ON PARADE-Miniature Trains
Factory in Rensalier, Indiana makes miniature trains for amusement parks
16mm Sound / b & w / approx 150' / Ex  shape /.........$5.

THE INNOCENT YEARS Chapter 4"The Nation Matures"
This episode begins with the worst earthquake ever recorded hitting San Francisco, followed by fire that made a double catastrophe. Later in Ohio and Indiana, some of the worst floods in American history follow in the wake of storm and tornado. Political upheavals visit the American scene with Theodore Roosevelt's return in June, 1910. Later, Wilson is elected president after a three-way battle with Taft and Roosevelt. Wilson orders American troops to the Mexican boarder. Don't you wish they were still there today? National guardsmen and regular Army troops head for the Rio Grande. Their mission is to pursue and capture the Mexican revolutionary leader Pancho Villa who has been raiding across the boarder, killing American soldiers and civilians, destroying American property. Brigadier General John J. Pershing leads the attack. For the first time, the airplane is put into action by the Army. The Air Force had not yet been created. The Great War in Europe overtakes the importance of Villa and the Army is reassigned. Wilson & Roosevelt speak of the upcoming war as the innocent years close.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Columbia Pictures.................................$10.

I AM A MIME
Short documentary on the art of pantomime.
16mm/sof / Color / appears to be Kodachrome stock, color not faded / used shape /.........$20.

ISRAEL'S LIGHTNING VICTORY - 1967
Columbia Pictures home movie newsreel edition of the seven day war in 1967.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Columbia Pictures.................................$8.

JEFFERSON'S LEGACY
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of Jefferson's life, deeds, a tour of his home in Monticello, and a brief look at the University of Virginia.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approsimately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........$10.

JEFFERSON’S MONTICELLO 
1977, A WRC-TV Community Affairs Presentation, 24m., 30s., color. Produced and written by Bill Leonard; directed by George Light;
Thomas Jefferson portrayed in narratives from his diary by Peter Lambard; narrated by Phil Gaines.
Featuring extensive footage shot at the house, gardens, and plantation of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson's mountaintop home, this superb short subject examines his career in civil service in the context of the design and construction of the magnificent Monticello, started in Charlottesville, Virginia in 1768. Many excellent detailed shots of the architecture as well as many of the furnishings that were
special. A good used original print on Kodak stock from 1979 with a sharp image, good contrast, a fine soundtrack, and  decent SP (low fade) color
"The strongest reason for the people to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against the tyranny of government."
Thomas Jefferson
That is why our masters in Washington are so anxious to disarm us. They are not afraid of criminals. They are afraid of a populace which cannot be subdued by tyrants.
John Kennedy once said to an assembled group of scholars in the White House " I think this is the most extraordinary collection of talent, of human knowledge, that has ever been gathered at the White House - with the possible exception of
when Thomas Jefferson dined alone."

The quotes below could prove his point.
When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall
become as corrupt as Europe. - Thomas Jefferson

The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing
to work and give to those who would not. - Thomas Jefferson

It is incumbent on every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle
which if acted on would save one-half the wars of the world. - Thomas Jefferson

I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them. -
Thomas Jefferson

My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too
much government. - Thomas Jefferson

No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms. - Thomas Jefferson

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms
is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government. -
Thomas Jefferson

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of
patriots and tyrants. - Thomas Jefferson

"Were it left to me whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I would not hesitate for a moment to prefer
the latter."
Thomas Jefferson

Very Interesting Quote: In light of the present financial crisis, it's
interesting to read what Thomas Jefferson said in 1802: "Banking institutions
are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people
ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by
inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up
around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children
wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."

Doesn't this sound eerily familiar to what is happening in America today?
16mm / Sound / Color / approximately 900-feet / Ex-LN shape......................................................$25.

J. F. K. FUNERAL - OSWALD ASSASSINATED! (1963)
A "News of the Day" theatrical release that starts with the live broadcast of Lee Harvey Oswald's assassination by Jack Ruby as the horrified announcer repeats "He's been shot! He's been shot!" Then scenes of the ambulance taking Oswald to the hospital. The remaining longer portion of the newsreel is of the Kennedy funeral and
the heads of state that attended.
Regular 8mm / Sound / b & w / approximately 200-feet .........Ex-L.N. shape...................$25.

ROBERT F. KENNEDY 1925 - 1968
Columbia Pictures memorial home movie of the life and political career of Robert F. Kennedy.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / ......................6.

ROBERT F. KENNEDY 1925 - 1968
Columbia Pictures memorial home movie of the life and political career of Robert F. Kennedy.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / A.M. # 1591......................$6.

KINOGRAMS
A collector's edition edited from items in several issues of Kinograms from the early 1920's.
Kinograms appeared on the scene about the same time as W.W.1 first being released through the exchanges of World Film Corporation. Then, in late 1919, distribution was shifted to Selznick Corporation's Republic exchanges. By 1927, most important studios such as Paramount and M.G.M. introduced their own newsreels. The impact on Kinograms was fatal and by the dawn of sound they were gone from the screen. Highlights of this reel include; Sir Thomas Lipton and his fast Yachts, Army Airplane smashed to bits; with motors running at full speed, they dash down incline and crash into wall; Army conducts these tests at Wilbur Wright Field to try and find way to prevent fires and explosions that follow plane crashes. Whole fleet of tugs dock holiday liners; New York Harbor -fighting winds and tide sturdy crafts bring ocean trip to safe end. Greek orphans return home from Turkey after years in exile. King and Queen open Parliament in state; the procession of ancient tradition. At Belmont Park, New York, the Prince of Wales sees "Epinard" lose first American race.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / ......................$20.








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LIFE IN THE THIRTIES Vol. 1 "The Coming of the New Deal"
The coming of the new deal covers the 1930's from the beginning of the depression until the re-election of F.D.R. in 1936. There are bread lines, the new poor, farm
prices are down and farmers are discontent. Banks failed and 15,000 unemployed war veterans march on Washington D.C. Roosevelt is elected and manipulates the country with his fireside chats. There was the Agricultural adjustment act, the Public Works Administration, an avalanche of new offices and agencies as the
Democrats ballooned the expansion of government into private lives everywhere with work programs like the NRA, the Blue Eagle, the C.C.C. and more socialism.
There was the "dust bowl", the "Oakies" and "demigogs" like Huey Long.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition / approximately 25 minutes......................$15.

LIFE IN THE THIRTIES Vol. 2 "A Rendezvous with Destiny"
The second and final volume of "Life in the 30's", this film covers many of the highlights including Lindburg's kidnapping ordeal and the trial and conviction of
kidnapper Bruno Hauptman, the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey, the abdication of pro-Nazi Edward VIII and his marriage to W.W. Simpson, the new
King of England, George VI, Hitler's defiance of the treaty of Versailles, Mussolini's conquest of Ethiopia, the visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to the U.S., the New York Worl'd Fair, etc. But in Europe, Germany had overrun Austria and Czechoslovakia, and Italy had invaded Albania, Japan extended aggression in China. In a sullen world preparing for war, a voice said "it's later than you think!".
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition / approximately 25 minutes......................$15.

LEONARDO da VINCI 
On the 500th anniversary of his birth, Warner-Pathe' News Magazine reviews the work of one of history's greatest men...the painter, scientist, architect and doctor;
Leonardo da Vinci.
(16mm sound) 1-reeler (approx 300') Vg -Ex shape........$20.

LIVING HISTORY - Admiral Richard E. Byrd 
From Warner-Pathe News comes this living history story. An exclusive talk by Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, made expressly for the students of America and
illustrated by films of his historic expeditions to the North and South Poles. Vintage lips of old sailing ships and Byrd in a tickertape parade start this piece off. Byrd, himself narrates his adventures.
(16mm sound) 1-reeler (approx 300') Vg -Ex shape........$20.








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THE MEMORY LINGERS ON # 1
This is one of those nostalgic documentary-newsreels that show scenes from the past. First story; "peace at last! New York celebrates the Armistice in November 1918. Cheering crowds, flags and newspaper headlines of "Germany Surrenders" are waved at cameras. William S. Hart is remembered as one of the great screen heroes of the past with scenes from his Westerns. Next, Enrico Caruso , the idol of the Metropolitan Opera House is remembered with a scenes from the liberty loan rally as he sings George M. Cohan's "Over There". In sports, Tex Rickard and the battle between Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. That memorable night in Toledo, Dempsey slashed and ripped into Willard. General John J. Pershing welcomes American heroes home from the war. America's most beloved humorist, Will Rogers, addresses a political rally for F.D.R. Next flashback is The Keystone Cops with Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel Normand. Charles Lindbergh comes home from Paris.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / approximately 12  minutes......................$10.

THE MIME OF MARCEL MARCEAU (1972)
A Film by Daniel Cumus.
16mm/sof / Color / used shape with some cinebug repair in first 50 feet or so/ approx 1,200 - 25 minute length.......$15.

MISSISSIPPI SHOWBOAT
As the depression and talking movies together pushed Mississippi showboats into their final days. Movietone produced this nostalgic and charming glimpse of the river life which had been American legend since the time of Mark Twain. Here is one of those gaudy crafts which docks to the cries of "Here comes the Showboat!", and to excitement from the old and young alike. The actor's double in brass, with the leading man on the calliope and the villain in the box office, while the audience gathers and the curtain goes up. Until this point, the film has been silent , accompanied by a gutsy and evocative musical score. But now direct sound cameras record a few minutes of melodrama which was old when "The Black Crook" was young. It's corny stuff, but the picturesque people who have flocked to the levee just love it.
Super 8mm Sound  / b & w / 200-foot-reel edition / ......................$20.




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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY (c1950's)
Culled from the "Industry on Parade" series, this short documntary takes us on a tour of the factory in Dayton, Ohio where they manufacture cash registers, adding machines and the like. Nice detailed scenes of factory workers and the industrial machinery that made the assembly line style workable.
16mm Sound / b & w / approximately 200 feet / Ex-LN shape................$5.

NAVAJO NIGHT WITCH
Here's a nice little documentary produced by George and William Allen. Men who study race migrations say that the Navaho of the Painted Desert is a Mongol who, ages ago, crossed Siberia- then the ice flows of the Bering Sea stopped in Alaska a long time - and finally wandered slowly down the Pacific Coast to his present home. Scenes of their day-to-day life are shown. A winter "hogan" built of earth and logs with  the door always facing east as protection against the cold west winds. The "hogan" was designed to blend in with it's surroundings as a protective measure against attack. Valued for the closeness of weave and originality of design, the Navajo blanket is considered by collectors to be the most artistic of all Indian blankets. Deft hands creating a design which shall tell with a striking primitive power, the hope, longings, prayers and aspirations of the weaver. The men, women and children wear their hair in a double knot at the back of their head. Sheep and goats graze the plains and mesas, tended by the children. Also profiled is "Grey Hat", an ancient warrior 104 years old. His deeds as scout under Kit Carson, during the Apache war are legend. Turquoise necklaces, hammered silver coin buttons, buckles and bracelets are among the ornaments worn by the Navajo. As with all primitives, superstition plays a large part in the life of the Navajo. The gentle baby owl or "Night Witch" is supposed to harbor an evil spirit. So, the family decide that the young boy who has made a pet of the owl must return it to it's nest. Holding their customs, tribal laws and religion with courage against the fatal influences of a civilization they do not understand, these Arabs of the Sun live currently as in the dateless past.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / approximately 12  minutes......................$10.

NEWS PARADE OF 1937
Europe's powder keg! Endless Spanish Rebellion is source of constant concern to all nations. Worst London cloudburst in 27 years! Streets of British capital are
flooded when rain descends in torrents! In the U.S., storms and floods render thousands homeless. George VI reviews grand fleet. Newly crowned Monarch sees
Britain's mighty sea force at it's best. Texas horror! 450 perish when mysterious explosion demolishes school at New London!  U.S. Labor strikes- Industrial production halted. Workers lose millions in pay when Government condones sit down labor war. Rockefeller dies. Oil pioneer and philanthropist passes at age 97. Amelia Earhart lost. Famous aviatrix vanishes while attempting to girdle globe. More aviation; London to New York in 24 hours. Giant clipper ships are trail blazers in new and old world service. Nice aerial shots and animated maps to show flight routes. Soviet flyers win new air Laurels. Trio hops from Moscow to Vancouver, Washington via the North Pole, breaking world's distance record. Roosevelt appoints self-confessed ex-Klansman to the court as a judge from which there is no appeal! Robert Byrd's mentor perhaps? 17 million dollar bridge opens. World's largest span links Golden Gate City and East Bay area. Mussolini visits Hitler in Germany. Historic meeting of two dictators draws attention of entire world. Japan invades China. Fierce air raids terrorize millions of non-combatants in Shanghai and Nanking.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box..........$10.
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$15.

NEWS PARADE OF 1938
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$15.

NEWS PARADE OF 1939
Franco's victory; three year old Spanish civil war comes to an end. The nationalist army enters Barcelona. Wings over the Atlantic; air passenger service between America and Europe becomes a reality. From the old world to the new in one day! London's great day! Britain's King and Queen return from a Canada-United States good-will tour. Back to Buckingham Palace amid cheers of the people. Franco-British unity- Paris Bastille Day celebration assumes new world importance. The 150th birthday of France's freedom. Earthquake rocks Chile! 30,000 perish; 20 cities destroyed! Submarine disaster; 26 perish when U. S. S. Squalus sinks! A new diving bell saves 33 of the gallant crew. After 3 attempts, the Squalus is towed to Portsmouth, N. H. Tension in the far East; Tientsin Foreign Settlement becomes the center of
great unrest. Japan barricades British Concession and searches all who enter. China's floods; the worst in years add to the struggle of weary millions. Thousands are made homeless. In Montreal, Canada, 125 couples are united at an unprecedented love parade ceremony. Cupid's busiest day! W.W. 2 starts as Germany invades and devastates Poland! France declares war and moves its army into great Maginot Line. Britain safely transports huge army to France. Anglo-French naval supremacy is again the Allies' greatest asset for ultimate victory. Grain elevator disaster; two million dollar loss in devastating Chicago fire! Cape Horn; startling camera record of U. S. Cruisers braving hurricane seas.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$12.

NEWS PARADE OF 1940
Europe's total war! April 9th, Norway capitulates. Holland falls. May 10th, Queen Wilhemina departs. Belgians flee invaders. May 28th, King Leopold surrenders.
June 4th, Britain's heroic escape at Dunkerque. June 5 thru 22nd, the French armies crumble (surprise, surprise!). June 10th, Italy enters the war. Fate's irony as Nazis and French sign armistice at Compiegne. Britain bombards Somaliland! Britain's heroic stand! General de Gaulle reviews "Free Frenchmen" who continue to fight. London burns at night while destruction rains above. London carries on by day as the King and Queen view Buckingham Palace damage. Historic St. Paul's suffers. Nazi planes fall by the thousands! Britain's defiant leader Winston Churchill carries on. American destroyers are exchanged for naval bases. American defense begins. Nation rallies to strengthen land and air and sea might. The first peace-time draft is initiated. 16,000,000 American youths register.  F.D.R. is the first third term President as he defeats Wendell L. Wilkie in hard fought election.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$10.

NEWS PARADE OF 1945
Battleship destroyed! Nazi V-2 terror rockets! Millions mourn Roosevelt. Truman takes office. Axis war criminals captured. Germany surrenders. Potsdam conference. Atomic bombing of Japan. War ends. Allies in Berlin. Tanks in Tokyo. Millions of G. I .s return. Gigantic U. S. fleet comes home.
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$10.

NEWS PARADE OF 1949
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$10.

NEWS PARADE OF 1950
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$10.

NEWS PARADE OF 1953
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$10.



NEWS PARADE OF 1965
President Johnson inaugurated officially as President of the United States (after having removed J.F.K.). Revolt in the Dominican Republic. Johnson escalates the war
in Vietnam. Gemini 4 space walk captures the world's attention. Sir Winston Churchill passes away as the world remembers his leadership that helped preserve freedom around the world. Former presidential candidate Adlai Stevenson dies, reflections on his service and tenure at the U.N. Johnson signs medicare bill as former President Truman looks on. Thugs riot, burn and loot in the name of civil rights in Watts virtually destroying the entire city. Pope Paul is the first pontiff to visit the United States. Gemini 7 and 6 in a space rendevouz!
Regular 8mm / Sound / b & w /  200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$20.

NEWS PARADE OF 1966
President Johnson expands the Vietnam war. Pope Paul prays for peace.  French President Charles DeGaulle ousts N.A.T.O. , visits the U.S.S.R. President Johnson
visits Southeast Aisa and makes a surpeise arrival at Cam Ranh Bay. More space news with Gemini's spectacular finish. Orbiter 2 photos!
Regular 8mm / Sound / b & w /  200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$20.

NEWS PARADE OF 1967
Bombing of Vietnam continues. Anti-war protests continue, President Johnson and Soviet Premiere Kosygin meet at a summit to discuss differences. Canada's Expo '67 opens to the world as Queen Elizabeth visits the Expo. Space program continues with the Apollo flight. An astronaut tragedy occurs when a fire kills three astronauts during a testing exercise. Egypt prepares for war against Israel by ordering the United Nations out. Israel beats them to the punch by attacking and winning the war in only  seven days. Race riots occur as thugs burn and loot in the name of civil rights in Detroit and Newark. Russia celebrates it's 5oth anniversary of the communist revolution. Baby boomers with no particular direction or goals become hippies and protestors. The pound is devaluated. President Johnson's daughter Linda is married
in the first wedding in the White House since the Wilson administration.
Regular 8mm / Sound / b & w /  200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$20.

NEWS PARADE OF 1968
One of the most tumultuous years of the decade. Viet Nam war escalates, Johnson loses popularity and decides he will not run for re-election as President. Pueblo submarine crew is released and tales of torture by the communists are revealed and a member who died is mourned. Russia invades Czechoslovakia! Apollo 8 orbits the moon setting the stage for the first landing on the moon the following year. World wide student protests and riots occur. Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King are assassinated. The political race for president heats up with Hubert Humphrey, Eugene McCarthy, George Wallace running and Richard Nixon emerges victorious in the general election.
Regular 8mm / Sound / b & w /  200-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / L.N. shape in in original box......$30.

NEWSREEL SNAPSHOTS OF THE STARS
This Joe Bonica Movie of the Month edition features William Bendix, Lois Andrews, Guy Madison, Joan Leslie, Caesar Romero, Jane Withers, Jackie Cooper, June Haver, David Rose, Jack Beutel, Hedda Hopper, Red Skelton, Alan Ladd, Tom Brown, Pat O'Brien with Louis B. Mayer, Ann Jeffries, Nancy Guild,  Fred Astaire, Lana Turner with Bob Hutton, Maria Montez, Gene Tierney, Evelyn Keyes, Cary Grant, Olivia de Haviland, Rory Calhoun with Beverly Tyler and Celeste Holm, Maria Montez with Atwater Kent, June Haver with David Rose (different shot from earlier), Jane Powell, Frank Morgan, Ben Blue, Edgar Buchanan, Ann Miller, The Wilde Twins, Van Johnson. Screen stars at a golf tournament featured are Bob Hope, Red Skelton, Adele Jurgens, Wayne Morris, John Carroll, Myrna Dell, William Lundigan, Mickey Rooney with Guy Kibee.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / approx 100' / Ex shape (one splice).......................$20.

NICKLEODEON FUN
Irving K. Meginnis produced, restored and edited this look at the 1890's-early 1900 era of film clips. The film opens with a streetcar ride through San Francisco. Next, a glimpse of night life as it was before jazz orchestras, hip flasks and parked cars. A movie curio - "A Lesson in Love" produced in 1902 reveals some secrets of a lost art. Scenes from another primitive film, "Cupid's Pranks" is next. Then an album of clips of movie favorites; John Bunny and Flora Finch, Marie Dressler and Johnny Hines. Next, a musical show of yesterday. We go behind the scenes and watch a dress rehearsal of "The Nudities of 1903". Remember the first movie mellerdrammers? These were the days when sad acting was really sad! "The Moonshiner's Bride" rivals "The Drunkard" for ham acting!
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / approx 200' / Ex shape .......................$8.

THE 1918 MAXWELL
This is an automobile promotional film for the 1918 Maxwell car. Only Jack Benny made the Maxwell better known than these early "info-mercials". This little
documentary illustrates the toughness and durability of the car under conditions which would rarely be demanded of it. After all, if it could survive those challenges, what  a car it would be in day to day driving circumstances.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / complete 1-reel film by Blackhawk Films with historical introduction notes..../ L.N. shape.....$15.

NOT SO LONG AGO "Truman's Victory & a Lost Peace"
This is chapter four of the Blackhawk Films release of the N.B.C. documentary about the historical happenings in the years between the end of World War 2 and the Korean War. A tight Presidential  race between Thomas E. Dewey and Truman leads off this chapter. The atomic age intensifies when the Russians develop the bomb
in 1949. The age of anxiety set in. Flying saucer sightings begin to occur!  The U.S.A. had broken the sound barrier and hit the moon with radar. This was the age of missiles and rockets and we were getting used to wonders.  The age of television began. Scenes of Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca, Dave Garroway, Faye Emerson,  the Kuklapolitans - Kukla, Fran and Ollie for children's entertainment, Carmen Miranda and Milton Berle. News on TV such as Dr. Albert Einstein. In sports, the Reverend Bob Richards equaled his world's record. America prospers as the cold war heats up. A major crisis in a distant place called Korea brings the President winging back to Washington on a June Sunday afternoon. The communists of North Korea launched an unprovoked invasion of the Free Republic of South Korea. The President and
the country had to face an historic decision! And the 22,00 that went away would never see an American dockside again in order to fend off the spread of communism
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / Blackhawk Films release...approx 300'......L.N. shape.........................$15.




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OUR CONSTITUTION a dramatization of founding father's struggle to establish independence. It was produced by Max and Arthur Alexander. Written by G. A.
Durlam. George Washington is portrayed by Daniel Curtiss, Benjamin Franklin by John Elliott, James Madison by Marc Loebell, Alexander Hamilton by Alan Connor, Culled from historical documents of correspondence between these founding fathers, the film makers have created a story of the founding of the United States of America and the Constitution.
16mm Sound / B & W / 2-reels (approx 800')  G shape..............................$30.

PEARL HARBOR
"Now it can Be Shown" is the title of the Fox Movietone Newsreel narrated by Lowell Thomas.
Super 8mm Sound - b & w / 200-foot reel edition .............................$15.

WILLIAM PENN
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952. Quaker, scholar, missionary, a tour of historic Philadelphia landmarks connected with Pennsbury House and the life of William Penn.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........$10.

POCAHONTAS
starring Shirley Stevens as Pocahontas in a documentary-style narrated story of her and Captain John Smith. Taking place during a period approximately from 1608 to 1619, her story is told with exquisite costuming, photography and authentic period sets.
16mm Sound / Color Kodachrome stock / approx. 1,000 feet /  G shape..............................$30.

POPE PAUL VI - Coronation of Pope Paul VI
With the death of Pope John XXIII, the world's attention is turned to Vatican City for the assemblage of the college of Cardinals who gathered to pick a successor.
The most famous stove in the world would burn black smoke if no Pope is elected on each ballot and white smoke would indicate a new Pope was elected. On  June 19, 1963, Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini at 65 became the 262nd successor to St. Peter. A biographical account of Montini sets the stage for his coronation as the new Pope.
Regular 8mm Sound - b & w / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films..............................$12.

POPE PAUL VI - Pilgrim of Peace Visits America
Vatican City, June 19, 1963, Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini at 65 became the 262nd successor to St. Peter. In June 1964, began a pilgrimage into history with the visit to the holy land. The Pope is greeted by Jordan's Moslem King  Hussein. In Isreal he was greeted by President Balman Shazar. The Sea of Galilee where Christ singled out Peter who first occupied the throne. December 1964 - Bombay, India, the Pope is greeted by thousands at the  Eucharistic Congress. Prime Minister Shastri welcomed the Pope. Next, October 4, 1965, he again left Rome for New York City as the first Pope to visit the United States. Massive crowds and parades as the Pope asks prayers for his Peace mission. President Johnson meets wit the Pontiff. He is invited to address the U.N. on it's 20th anniversary. At Yankee Stadium 90,000 join the Pope's Mass for Peace. His missin ends at the Vatican Pavilion. It is Peace and farewell with a plea to end wars.
Regular 8mm - b & w /silent /  200-foot reel edition from Castle Films..............................$8.

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RAILROADS IN THE NEWSREELS - "Coast Daylight Days"
Regular 8mm / b & w  /silent /  Blackhawk Films release...approx 400'......L.N. shape.........................$15.

RAILROADS IN THE NEWSREELS - "Diesels Roar on the Pennsy"
Super 8mm Sound / b & w  / Blackhawk Films release...approx 400'......L.N. shape.........................$15.

RAILROADS IN THE NEWSREELS - "Thunder Steam Blue Ridge"
Super 8mm Sound / b & w  / Blackhawk Films release...approx 400'......L.N. shape.........................$15.

ROBERT YOUNGSON’S "THIS WAS YESTERDAY" 2-reeler on historical events from early 20^th century including such personalities as Pancho Villa, General Pershing, Warren G. Hardon, Teddy Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan, F.D.R., evangelist Billy Sunday, march king John Phillip Sousa, opera star Anna Case,
Vaudeville legend Sir Harry Lauder, stage legend Sarah Bernhardt, inventors Henry Ford and Thomas Edison among others. U-boats vs. destroyers! Sabotage: "Black Tom" factory fires! W.W. 1. Marvelous footage! Crisp and clear.
Super 8mm Sound / B & W / 400' ......................................................................$30.

ROBERT YOUNGSON’S "IT HAPPENED TO YOU"
This follow-up to "This Was Yesterday" picks up with the Germans causing trouble (even back then!). Wilson enters the U.S. into W.W. 1 after submarine warfare. Teddy Roosevelt visits the troupes (Democrats complained, of course). Scenes of ship building and airplane building as the U. S. gears up for war. Women in the workforce replace men who are drafted. Liberty Bond Drive is headed by movie personalities such as Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. and Mary Pickford. W.W. 1 battle scenes
are shown. Then the Armistice! Shots of various troupes returning and massive parades as we enter the roaring ‘20's.
Super 8mm Sound 2-reeler / b & w / 400' reel.....................................$30.

LEGACY OF PAUL REVERE
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of the American patriot with a tour of his home, paintings and historical facts.
16mm Sound/ b & w /approximately 100-feet / Ex-LN shape.........................................$10.

ENGLAND'S CORONATION
This is not only historic from the standpoint of the Coronation ceremonies in 1937, but from a film collector's standpoint as well. This is one of the three original films edited and released by Eugene Castle when he created the home movie market. A few months after this release he would found Castle Films and release under his own name and banner. There are some nice early historical newsreel footage from Queen Victoria era on through to the 1937 ceremonies.
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 400-feet / complete edition from Pathegrams / .........................................$25.

ROYAL NEWS; THE BIRTH OF PRINCE CHARLES
Princess Elizabeth (not yet the Queen) gives birth to Charles and the nation celebrates another continued heir to the throne. Four generations of the Royal family are seen in this newsreel.
16mm Sound/ b & w /approximately 200-feet / Ex-LN shape.........................................$8.








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AL SMITH ; THE HAPPY WARRIOR
The man in the brown derby, a symbol of American political integrity, Al Smith was admired by the great and powerful as well as the humblest of people. This Fox Movietone newsreel mini-documentary showcases the life and career of the legendary politician.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel film by Blackhawk Films with historical introduction notes..../ Ex.. shape.....$15.

SPACE PROGRAM ; THE AMERICAN IN ORBIT
After ten postponements, February 20th, 1962 - a date with destiny for liberal Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. USMC, the 40-year "old man" who, for almost three years trained for this space venture. A moment in history as the whole world watched. Animated sequences are added to show the modular separations not seen by
cameras after the actual newsreel footage of the launch. At 17,500 miles an hour he completed an orbit in 89 minutes. 4 hours, 56 minutes and 81,000 miles from the launch to splash-down within 5 miles of the U.S.S. NOA.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot headline edition by Castle Films / Vg-Ex shape / ................................$3.

SUPERVISOR AS LEADER (1944) featuring Paul Ford
From the U.S. Dept. of Education comes this informational documentary about how foreman and supervisors should handle their leadership roles. Actor Paul Ford (best remembered from Sgt Bilko TV series) is among the actors portraying factory workers.
16mm Sound / b & w / approximately 500-feet / L.N shape..................(W. S.).............................$20.






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TAHITI MORRO CASTLE
Super 8mm  Sound  / b & w  / 200-foot headline edition by Blackhawk Films /Ex - L.N. shape / ................................$15.
 

FORT TICONDEROGA
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview with accounts of Ethan Allen, The Green Mountain Boys, Lord Amherst.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........................................$5.

TIRE MANUFACTURING BY GENERAL TIRE COMPANY  (c1950's)
Culled from the "Industry on Parade" series, this short documentary is titled "Stretching Rubber" and shows how the General Tire Company with it's research and developmen, experimented with synthetic rubber for various products but mainly to increase the supply of tires in post-war America. Their Akron, Ohio plant developed this process without government assistance (can you believe there ever was a time?)
16mm Sound / b & w / approximately 200 feet / Ex-LN shape................$5.

THE TRUE GLORY - Chapter 4  "The Liberation of Paris"
Photographed by combat cameramen of the United States, Canada, France, Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czecho-Slovakia, Norway and Great Britain.
After a decisive breakthrough, the Allied Strategists moved swiftly. American armor was to drive east and northeast to surround and take the German Caen divisions
in the rear. But with characteristic speed, the enemy moved all available armor and reserves from the Caen area hoping to cut behind our breakout troops. A great force exploded toward Mortain and on August 7th the enemy began a fierce counterattack. For six hours, non stop, the RAF pounded the German armor heading west. Take-off, attack, land, re-fuel, re-arm and take-off again! Allied plans moved forward. The U.S. 9th Air Force and the RAF destroyed great numbers of enemy vehicles. Equipped with rocket-firing devices, the RAF  Typhoons made low flying attacks which were of vast assistance to the Allied infantry. Thousands of Germans surrendered as they were caught in the gap which the Allies were closing swiftly. Great aerial photography of these bombing raids here! American tanks continued their rapid advance toward Paris and the upper Seine. Before the advancing Allied troops, the Germans were fleeing helter skelter in retreat along side the roads littered with their smoldering gear. A well delineated map is a must for a modern mechanized army traveling at high speed. However, the Allies were moving so swiftly they kept going right off the map! And still our tanks rolled on into the unscarred country. Finally, 10 tons of maps had to be dropped by parachute to reach the advancing forces! In the words of one French soldier, "We, in the LeClerc Division, were fighting in the Normandy fields when suddenly the order came! Go to Paris, it said, ad take it". The division started rushing the roads at 4 a.m. with the American Air Forces protecting the skies. At the beginning of August, Paris was seized by rumors. The one thing that could be confirmed was that the Germans were beginning to leave the city. When the free French forces inside Paris began staging their uprisings, the Allies moved quickly to their support. French flags began to appear at every window! General de Gaulle, as the symbol of French resistance made a triumphant entry. On August 25th the German garrison commander in Paris surrendered. The liberation of Paris had a great impact on people everywhere. The enemy had lost 400,000 --captured, killed or wounded. Their material losses were tremendous. But the German Army had not
yet reached the stage of mass collapse.
Super 8mm  / b & w / silent / approx 300-feet / Blackhawk Films release / Ex shape...................$10.


THE TRUE GLORY - Chapter 6  "The Battle of the Bulge"
Super 8mm  / b & w / silent / approx 300-feet / Blackhawk Films release / Ex shape...................$10.

THE TRUE GLORY - Chapter 7 "The Final Victory"
Photographed by combat cameramen of the United States, Canada, France, Poland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czecho-Slovakia, Norway and Great Britain.
All during the Battle of the Bulge, Allied strategists continued their plans for final offensive blows. After the Germans were effectively curbed in the bulge, men and supplies moved rapidly toward the west bank of the Rhine. The Allied drive for final victory was on! The air forces were waging an effective drive on the east bank of
the Rhine. But the Germans had blown many bridges before retreating. When the assaulting Americans reached the river at Remagen on March 7th, they were amazed to find that the Ludendorff Bridge was still standing. By March 9th, the Remagen bridgehead area had been enlarged until it was more than three miles deep. In the North, Montgomery executed a brilliant assault on the Rhine. Crossings were made by boat during the night of March 23rd. An airborne attack followed the next morning. The success of Montgomery's operation sealed the fate of the enemy. Allied engineers quickly installed floating Treadway bridges across the Rhine. One of our finest pieces of equipment, these bridges were capable of sustaining tremendous military loads. Because of its great industrial potential, the Ruhr pocket was the first big objective across the Rhine. According to one American pilot. "We in the heavies sealed it off. Then the ground forces wrapped it up". By April 1st, the Rhur was completely surrounded and its garrison was trapped. Prisoners of war are rescued. Marching deeper into Germany, many of our troops met hordes of displaced persons from allover Europe. Ike, after seeing the horrors of concentration camps  urges an inquiry into Nazi brutality.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / L.N.  shape / .................$10.







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WASHINGTON'S MOUNT VERNON
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of the Ftaher of our country through paintings and filmed tours of the carefully preserved estate.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........................................$5.

WEST POINT 150th Anniversary
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us an overview of the academy that began in 1802 with visuals from early paintings and prints combined with movie footage.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........................................$5.

WINGS OVER KITTY HAWK
The story of Wilbur and Orville Wright produced by Fox Movietone news and released by Blackhawk Films.
Super 8mm Sound / b & w  / Blackhawk Films release...approx 200'......L.N. shape.........................$15.


World War II Newsreels

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "AMERICA'S CALL TO ARMS"
This World War 2 newsreel is basically a report on the build up or armaments and many scenes of tanks, ships, airplane and other weaponry are shown in action to fortify the public that America has come back from the attack on Pearl Harbor with massive new armaments.
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition ................................$20.

W.W. 2 NEWSREEL "BATTLE FOR FRANCE"
This beautifully purple-tinted stock newsreel opens with fighting out of Nazi trap in Flanders (doh!), allied troops reach channel port....Dunkerque. Under terrific fire, British sea craft rush to the rescue. Three hundred thousand miraculously saved from capture!  Sirens scream air-raid warnings over Paris. Parisians find shelter as Germans bomb the capital. Whole sections of cities and towns laid waste before the invader's advance. Cut off from Allied help, France's big guns bark defiance. Germany advances under terrific bombardment! While her main armies retreat southward. Refugees hide from dive bombers. Defenseless women and children thrust into a blank future. Everything inside Germany's pincer claws, on three sides of Paris, is destroyed. France's aces slow down Nazi advance with direct hits and artillery blasts at the swift-marching hordes. French infantry counter-attacks in protective rear-guard action while French tank meets German tank. Flanked from the rear, the great Maginot Line is abandoned. The new Premier Petain sues for peace and accepts the Axis powers' terms for living under Nazi rule. They deserved each other!
Regular 8mm / b&w on tinted stock / 200-foot-reel complete edition from Castle Films / Ex-LN shape./no box............$8.

WW2 NEWSREEL "BATTLE FOR TUNISIA"
Captured German films and spectacular Russian films record the great Red victory at Stalingrad. Prisoners by the thousands!  On the same reel, Allied successes in Tunisia as Yank armored forces clash with Nazis. The British drive "Afrika Korps" back of the Mareth Line. Terrific aerial fighting!
16mm /Sound / b& w / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films...........................$25.
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films...........................$10.

W.W. II NEWSREEL "BISMARCK SEA VICTORY"
W.W. 2 newsreel. Details to be published soon.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / orig box .....L.N. shape..orig. box........$10.

WW2 NEWSREEL "CIVILIAN FIRE FIGHTERS"
Details to be published soon
16mm /Sound / b& w / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films...........................$20.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "FIGHT FOR EGYPT"
Details to be published soon
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "FIGHT THAT FIRE"
This World War 2 newsreel shows via film clips of air raids and bomb attacks how fire prevention can help save a factory or a home with safety tips and re-enactments of fires.
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition ................................$25.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "FIGHTING MARINES"
Details published soon
16mm  / b & w /silent /  400-foot reel edition ................................15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "FINLAND FIGHTS WITH RUSSIANS"
Details published soon
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 300-feet / complete edition from Castle Films / .........................................$15.

W.W.II NEWSREEL "GERMANY INVADES AUSTRIA"
This old Castle Films newsreel is on beautiful yellow-tinted film stock! An original Castle Film produced by Eugene B. Castle, edited by Don Hancock and Charles Charleton. Opening with explosive action, Austrian Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg fails to satisfy Hitler's demands. "We are a Christian state, a German state and a free state!" Hitler responds by invasion! The history making march that shook the world. An invasion of submission by Austria not a conquest by Germany however. 500,000 pack the streets of Vienna. Hitler re-enters the land of his birth. From the balcony of the Imperial Palace Hitler rants "75,000,000 people in one nation--No force
on earth can shake us!" Germany has added 32,377 square miles -- 7,000,000 subjects and rich agricultural and mineral lands. Czechoslovakia encircled by new Germany, will defend it's sovereignty! President Benes reasserts the Czech determination to defend itself against aggressors. France is treaty-bound to protect and defend the Czechs! You know where you can put that treaty! Premier Leon Blum expresses France's "concern". Russia is France's ally if German expansion continues. Stalin joins France for protection of Czechoslovakia. In England; diplomacy is attempted by Prime Minister Neville Kerry for world peace. Anthony Eden, England's youngest Foreign secretary in 84 years resigns in protest. Italy approves Austrian coup but will defend it's frontiers against all. United States disapproves remaking world maps
by dictator-edict or seizure! Cordell Hull states, "We must maintain our strength, our courage-our moral standards and our influence in world affairs....might does not make right!"
Regular 8mm / b&w on tinted stock / 200-foot-reel complete edition by Castle Films / Ex-LN shape / original box........$8.
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films./ Ex-LN shape.....................................$15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "INVASION FORTRESS EUROPE" & "ROME FALLS TO ALLIES"
D-Day, filmed on the spot, as Eisenhower's armies invade Normandy! Landing craft swarm on to shell-swept beaches. Yanks, British, Canadians among others  fight inland. A great day in history completely covered. In the same film, American armor battles into Rome, liberating the Eternal City as Pope Pius publicly voices thanksgiving.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / L.N.  shape / .................$10.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "ITALY SURRENDERS"
Details published soon
16mm  / b & w /silent /  400-foot reel edition ................................15.

W. W.  2 NEWSREEL ; "JAPS BOMB U.S.A."
This newsreel opens with America's Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor. President Roosevelt sends personal plea for peace to Jap Emperor. Jap diplomats continue peace talks with Secretary Hull while Nippon plans treachery!  Then, the Japs strike without warning! Bombs sweep the Waikiki residential section. U. S. air-force takes to the air in defense. Civilians swiftly evacuate danger districts. Pearl Harbor and Hickam Field are hit! First aid stations care for the wounded. The University of Hawaii becomes a refugee shelter. Schools are bombed, automobiles riddled, U. S. Troops on the alert! A two-man Jap submarine is captured! America's answer is Roosevelt's declaration after the "day of infamy". America's submarine fleet gets under way. The U. S. Pacific fleet seeks the enemy!
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$8.
16mm / b & w / silent "headliner" edition from Castle Films.................................................$7.

W.W. II NEWSREEL "MacARTHUR LIBERATES MANILA"
Details to be published soon
16mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot-reel edition from Castle Films / Ex-L.N. shape ..........$15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "THE RIGHT OF WAY"
This is not so much a newsreel as a war time short subject explaining how the trains, buses and trucks have priorities over domestic passengers to help the war effort get men and supplies to the ships in time for sailing overseas. Lots of good train yard footage and 1940's era terminal scenes as well as behind the scenes happenings in the railroad yards as they re-route trains and supplies to avoid congestion.
16mm Sound   / b & w /  approx  400-foot-reel / Ex-LN shape..................$10.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "SALUTE TO THE NAVY"
Details published soon
16mm  / b & w /silent /  400-foot reel edition ................................15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "STAND AND FIGHT"
This World War 2 newsreel opens with footage of massive destruction by incendiary bombs in the cities. The proper way to fight these fire bombs is the subject of this film as re-enactments are shown to illustrate how to put out these small burning bombs before the house is engulfed in flames.
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition ................................15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "U. S. FIGHTING MARINES"
This revealing film story of the making of a marine will explain Guadalcanal, Tarawa and Iwo jima. Here is seen the training  of the men won these epic victories. You live with them from "boot" camp to battle tactics, afloat, ashore and in the air.
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 300-feet / complete edition from Castle Films / .........................................$15.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "U.S. NAVY BLASTS MARSHALL ISLANDS"
This is Castle Films release # 130 not to be confused with # 148 (titled "Yanks Invade Marshall Islands") In this earlier newsreel, American carrier receives direct bomb hits in  a furious Jap attack while the camera records amazing action pictures of a ship winning fight for life. Also authentic pictures of Russia's second great winter offensive.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / L.N.  shape / orig .box.................$10.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "VICTORY OVER GERMANY"
The terrific drama of history's most gigantic military victory, filmed from the very start of General Eisenhower's final offensive! See the sensational mass assault across the River Rhine! Forty thousand paratroopers drop from the skies in one amazing scene!  See the historic meeting of American and Soviet troops on the River Elbe! Witness the actual unconditional surrenders of once arrogant Nazis in Italy, North Germany and France!
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / L.N.  shape / .................$10

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "WAR AND ORDER"
The scene is London during the Blitzkrieg. Volunteer civilians join up with local police to train for emergency situations when the bombs start to destroy buildings. Fire fighting training, first aid care and other drills are shown with scenes of bombs dropping on London.
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$15.

W.W.2 NEWSREEL "WINGS FOR VICTORY" (c1940's) edited by Leslie Wink
Official films opens this newsreel with the following ; "Dedicated to the pioneer flyers of Canada who blazed a trail of civilization into the frozen North and are now building Canada's air power to bring VICTORY against those who are threatening ALL civilization."  As a war time short, this film describes  how the North Atlantic skies are filled with a steady stream of bombers flying above the convoys to Britain. Over munitions  plants they fly through the night. Lots of historical footage as well of how the airplane helped joins natural barriers of the Northlands.
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 300-feet / complete edition  / .........................................$10.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "YANKS INVADE AFRICA"
Details to be published soon
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$25.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "YANKS RECAPTURE GUAM - PARIS LIBERATED"
Details to be published soon
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$25.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "YANKS BOMB TOKYO"
This is the astounding exploit of General Jimmy Doolittle and his picked fliers! All the mysterious training is see. The carrier Hornet steams through a gale into Jap waters. The enemy patrol ship is sunk. The B-25 bombers take off. The surviving fliers are seen in China, later in America to be decorated.
16mm  / b & w / silent / Castle Films headliner edition- 100-foot reel edition ................................$5.

W.W. II NEWSREEL - "YANKS INVADE MARSHALLS"
The largest U. S. Naval armada ever assembled symbolizes America's growing might as the Fourth Marine Division and Army Seventh  storm Kwajalein, Roi and Namur. Filmed under fire action is spectacular as flame-throwers sear nests of Japs. Eight thousand are killed and their grip on the central Pacific is smashed.
16mm Sound / b & w / 400-foot reel edition from Castle Films................................$35.

THE WORLD'S FAIR in SAN FRANCISCO (c1940)
This is a very nicely done professional tour film of the pavilions and events of the World's fair in San Francisco by Castle Films. It was only in circulation for about a year and a half before being withdrawn.
16mm  / b & w / silent /approximately 300-feet / complete edition  / .........................................$10.






X - Y - Z



 

YESTERDAY LIVES AGAIN   - This edition opens with the first movie plot which spawned thousands of fall and custard pies as a bratty kid sneaks up on the old washer woman and tips over her barrel. Chicago's Fatima; she moved her muscles and the camera helped. Easter Parade; ladies and gentlemen of the horse and buggy
era. The first automobiles as the world cried "get a horse!" The Wright Brothers are the first men to fly. Great names of the gay '90s; Lillian Russell, the toast of all men
of her era. Enrico Caruso, the greatest voice the world had ever known. Buffalo Bill Cody, the daring scout and super showman. Andrew Carnegie- the builder of a new world made out of steel. William Jennings Bryan, free silver's champion. William E. Borah, U.S. Senator from Idaho. New U.S. President William McKinley's inauguration marks the first movie record of this important event. San Francisco is demolished by an earthquake and swept by flames! Three days of fire! Dynamic Teddy Roosevelt is respected by the entire world. War clouds as the German Kaiser arms against the world. Russian royalty - rare movies of the Czar, his army and his court. Emperor Franz Joseph - his mistake started the greatest of wars! Terror on the seas - 1,200 perish when Austrian Battleship is torpedoed. A glamorous era ends - false prophets arise - the world is torn by hate and greed - the hand of fear is at the helm.  Only time can tell how things will shape up.
Regular 8mm /b & w silent /  200' reel edition from Castle Films. / A.M. #337....................$5.
16mm  / b & w / silent /  400' reel edition from Castle Films ...............................$10.






 

ANTARCTIC ADVENTURE
This was adapted from the U. S. Navy motion picture "Operation Deepfreeze". Highest and coldest continent  in the world, Antarctica is larger than the United States and Europe combined. Yet less than one third of this vast continent had ever been explored. Prior to his death in 1957, Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, USN, was United States Antarctic Programs Officer directing operations in preparation for the Georphysical Year. The Navy was assigned to give logistic support. Task force 43 was organized to implement the operation, code named Operation Deep freeze. The major objectives were to establish a main I. G. Y base near the site of Little America and an air facility at McMurdo Sound. The other objectives were to investigate Marie Byrd Land and the South Pole for good scientific observation posts and provide logistic support for U. S. participation in I. G. Y. (This is a government film so they expect us to know what the hell I. G. Y. stands for!)
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 400-foot reel edition from Blackhawk Films / G shape, some projection lines.................$8.

ARCTIC THRILLS
They're off to the land of the Eskimo. On board the ship, seals are sighted. These Greenland seals provide most of the commercial pinseal leather. Headed North,
ice is sighted. See a huge iceberg breaking up in the form of a perfect arch. Only one-ninth of an iceberg is visible above water. Ashore at a tiny Eskimo village, a
feast on walrus by the ravenous natives. They come aboard for some of the ship's food as well. A-sail again, a huge polar bear to the lee! The bear puts barriers of
ice between him and his pursuers. Men go over the side and the chase is on. The bear is eventually captured and is sent off to a zoo where he plays in his new home.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / G shape / .................$5.

AFRICA - Kenya Colony
From Hollywood Film Enterprises comes a series called Four Minute Journeys edited and titled by Paul I. Hoefler.  The Great Rift Valley was formed during the earliest convulsions of earth - and prehistoric silence still broods over this colossal scar cut deep into the bosom of Mother Africa. The valley floor is covered with volcanic debris, thorn trees and grass. Naivasha is a fresh water lake where the people of Kenya enjoy their holidays. Lake Elmenteita is fed with sulphorous waters, contains sodas and salt, and here live hundreds of thousands of flamingos. The flamingos gather in serried ranks near the shore or in huge pink blankets on the lake surface. Flamingos feed on a tiny crustacean that abounds in this lake. Lifeless in the blazing sun, the only sounds are the cries of te countless flamingos. Lake Elmenteita, "where the red flamingos flies, hunting fish before his eyes".
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot reel edition  / LN  shape / .................$4.

GIANT AFRICANS
This is an old Encyclopedia Britannica Films release..
Regular 8mm /  b & w / silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel...................$8.

AFRICA - Native Africa
Regular 8mm /  b & w / silent 1-reeler 50-foot-reel "headliner" edition...................$3.

BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK
Etched by time-old erosion, these massive structures have names such as "Queen Victoria". A natural bridge of stone. Pine Valley brings tourists to
"the great white throne", "the Watchman", the "Divine Abyss", Grand Canyon National Park, the Indians called it "Road to Heaven".
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot headliner from Castle Films / G shape.........$3.

THE BUS DRIVER
Probably from the late 1940's judging by the automobiles, clothes, etc., this Encyclopedia Britannica film takes us on a travel trip from New York to Pittsburgh showing all the events a bus driver is likely to encounter. A sort of promotional film for Grey Hound Bus lines, there is a lot of nice period scenics in this movie.
16mm Sound   / b & w /  approx  400-foot-reel / Ex-LN shape..................$10.

CHALLENGE OF THE ALPS
This "two-way" adventure thriller will give you a double taste of the majestic Swiss Alps. First you'll savor the excitement of climbing the topless slopes along with
 the professionals. Then you'll follow the awesome peaks and valleys from on high as daredevil baloonists in the annual Balooning Meet attempt to cross over the Alps into Italy. Thrills and excitement throughout!
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot reel edition from Castle Films / G shape /no main titles .................$5.

FLIGHT TO EUROPE
TWA Airlines travelog. Some highlight of London, Parliament, Big Ben, Changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, Whitehall, then a visit to Ireland with her quiet lakes, ancient castles,  and the Blarney stone. Then, Paris, the city of lights, the Eifel Tower, Notre Dame, the Champs Elysees, the Arc of Triumph. Frankfurt and the colorful Rhine River. Switzerland and the wonderful Alps. Next stop is Portugal with scenes of Lisbon and the fishermen of Nazare. Madrid, Spain's largest city and one of the of
the great capitals of Europe. Then a flight to Italy to visit Venice, Pisa and Rome. Then winging towards Greece to Athens  including the Acropolis and the Parthenon.
Regular 8mm / Eastman Color - silent 1-reeler 200-foot reel..........$8.

FLORIDA HIGHSPOTS (Castle Films) You'll thrill to the panorama of plush hotels, the fast action at Hialeah and the delightful beauties at Cypress Gardens. There's unusual entertainment, too, at  the Parrott Jungle, Reptile Farm and Marine Studios.
Regular 8mm - Eastman Color - Sound - 1-reeler.................................$8.

FRANCE
TWA-sponsored travelog to France. For anyone who would ever want to go there, you arrive at Oray Airport, Paris. Scene of the river Seine and the Eiffel Tower. Place Vendome - statue of Joan of Arc - place de L'Opera - The Madeleine. Place de la Concorde - Sacre colur - Notre Dame - The Louvre are seen. Next, the Camps Elysees and the Arch of Triumph. Next, chateau country - cathedrals at Chartre and the Rheims - Mont. St. Michael. A pilgrimage to Lourdes. Marseilles and a visit
to Chateau D'ff where the Count of Monte Cristo was presumably held prisoner. The French Riviera and a visit to Monaco.
Regular 8mm - Eastman Color - silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel.................$8.

FRANCE- PARIS
Castle Films produced this particular travelog on Paris. It opens with the most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower. A shot as the elevator travels from high up down provides a panoramic scene of the city. Next, the Palais de Chaillot where the U.N. meets. A tip up the Champs Elysee to the Arch of Triumph is next. At sidewalk cafes, Paris watches the world go by (anything beats working over there!). There is the River Seine, laced with bridges and lined with merchants selling their wares. Street markets bring vendors and buyers by the thousands. Paris designers set styles for the world. Champagne is the king of France's wines while at lunchtime, French chefs are the masters of the kitchen at gourmet restaurants such as Tour D'Argent. Notre Dame is a favorite subject for art students of Paris. Sacre Coeur is the Church of the Sacred Heart in Montmarte. At nightfall, Paris lives up to its name of "Gay Paree" with scenes of entertainment venues.
Regular 8mm - silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel.................$4.

GERMANY
TWA airlines-sponsored travelog to Germany begins with Frankfurt, a boat ride on the River Rhine, Wuppertal which has a monorail for over 50 years, Cologne and the famous cathedral, West Berlin, Heidelberg on the Neckar River, visit a Black Forest clock maker, a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle, the "Oktoberfest" in Munich with all
sorts of carnival rides, ethnic-costumed dancers, etc.
Regular 8mm - Eastman Color - silent 1-reeler  200-foot-reel....................$8.

THE GRAND CANYON
It's known as the "divine abyss". See local Indians do the "Buffalo dance". Tourists ride horses in their descent into the canyon via the "Angel trail". Wild life abounds as tourists feed deer by hand. See the Colorado River.
Regular 8mm / b & w / 50-foot headliner from Castle Films /........G shape..........$3.

THE GRAND CANYON GRANDEUR
It's known as the "divine abyss". Most Castle releases were on fading Eastman stock but this particular print is on gorgeous Kodachrome stock with vivid colors still in tact.
Regular 8mm / Kodachrome Color - silent / 1-reeler .......... 200-foot-reel./ original Castle Color Movies box..........$20.

GREECE
TWA airlines-sponsored travelog to GREECE Arriving at Athens, heart of ancient and modern Greece. The Temple of Zeus. Evzone guards at the Royal Palace. Parliament building and the Tomb of the unknown Soldier. From Athens to the Island of Hydra. The pleasant Island of Mykonos and Pedro the Pelican.
Delos - Island of Greek antiquity. Corfu and a colorful folk dance. Back to Athens, The Acropolis and the Parthenon.
Regular 8mm - Eastman Color - silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel..........................$8.

HAUTE-PROVINCE and BRETAGNE
French language travelogs (circa 1930's or 40's?)
16mm Sound   / b & w /  approx  1,200-foot-reel..................$10..

HONG KONG
TWA-sponsored travelog to Hong Kong. After scenes of the luxurious flight with wide-screen movies and food the travelog shows views of Kowloon in the
early 60's featuring old rickshaws among buses, cars and sky-scrapers. Next, Hong Kong Harbor. The star ferry to Victoria and scenes there.
Shopping in Hong Kong's up scale stores and boutiques. Next is Tiger Balm Gardens, Repulse Bay. A ceremonial "lion dance" is performed. The new territories,
the boarder at Lok Ma Chau.
Regular 8mm / Eastman Color / silent 1-reel 200-foot-reel..................$8.

INDIA
TWA-sponsored travelog to India. the land of many exotic temples. Calcutta - India's second largest city. See the Jain Temple and Victoria Memorial.
The Taj Mahal. Santa Cruz airport is the gateway to India and scenes of Bombay. The pink city of Japur. Qutb Minar Tower, Delhi. Government buildings in
New Delhi. The Gandhi shrine. The Republic Day parade
Regular 8mm / Eastman Color / silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel...................$8.

INSIDE INDIA
This is an old Encyclopedia Britannica Films release of a travel film on India.
Regular 8mm /  b & w / silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel...................$8.

INDIA; Jaipur The Sun God Procession
From Hollywood Film Enterprises comes a series called Four Minute Journeys edited and titled by Paul I. Hoefler. This edition is Jaipur, India - The Sun God Procession. Jaipur, the Rose Pink City of Rajputana. Thousands of devoted pilgrims have gathered to pay homage to the Sun God on its annual procession through the streets. Those who worship the Sun God bring presents to cast upon his chair as it passes. Small coins and a variety of vegetables predominate as offerings. After the procession the Sun God is carried back to its throne in the temple atop this hill. Inside the ancient temple on a dimly lighted throne sits the Sun God, an image worshipped by thousands of Hindus. By reflecting sunlight through the means of many mirrors the photographer was able to get this clear picture of the Sun God and his wife.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot edition / .........................$4.

INDIA; Bikaner - Rajputana
From Hollywood Film Enterprises comes a series called Four Minute Journeys edited and titled by Paul I. Hoefler. This edition  is the city gate of Bikaner which dates back to the Mongul Emperors of India and through the arches still flow the streams of commerce. Ancient forts that have stood the time of Emperor Akbar still face the Marwar Desert.  Camels play the most important part in the daily life of Bikaner but donkeys and oxen do their share of the work. Bikaner State contains more than 125,000 camels. Lieut. General His Highness The Maharajah of Bikaner at the head of his staff reviews the State Army on New Year's Day. The Camel Corps is world famous. Riflemen are mounted on swift camels. A great period piece circ the 1930's.
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot edition / .........................$4.

LAND OF THE NILE
Produce by Carl W. Dudley. Here in Egypt, ancient cradle of many civilizations, a 20th century plane stands out in dramatic contrast to the camel caravan, which outdates man's memory. Five times each day, faithful Mohammedans face to Mecca for prayer---a ritual they have been performing for centuries. Capital of all Egypt, Cairo is a thoroughly metropolitan city with it's world-famous Shepheard's Hotel...its new emphasis on modern architecture...it's faithful adherence to the minarets and mosques of ancient times. Along the narrow streets of the Bazaar District, artisans ply their trades. Merchants of every nationality display their wares. One of the world's most important inter-ocean waterways, the Suez Canal controls much of the destiny of the Middle East and beyond. Speeding by rail through the Nile Valley, we see a countryside of irrigated, well-cultivated fields. Even before the Greeks became a nation, Egypt's civilization was already old and rich. Many of the hieroglyphics have been translated, adding much to our knowledge of the ancient Pharaohs and the people they ruled. Along the banks of the Nile River, the massive temples and columns of Luxor give evidence of ancient man's engineering genius. Also shown are the pyramids and the mighty Sphinx. It is believed that some 100,000 slaves spent 20 years building this architectural triumph but the secret of its construction has disappeared with the ages.
Regular 8mm /  b & w / silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel/ L.N. Blackhawk print...................$8.

OLD JERUSALEM AND NEW ISRAEL
Blackhawk Films presentation. Jerusalem, the holy city, blessed of Jehovah for the Jews, of God for the Christians, and Allah for the Mohammeddans. Jerusalem, with  its names out of sacred literature, with its venerable churches, its ancient mosques, its synagogues. Mt. Zion and the tomb of the King David, soldier, statesman, poet---whose songs of ages long past we sing today---the Psalms of the Old Testament. In the distance, the dome of the rock on which Abraham was willing to sacrifice Isaac, his son, to the wrath of the Lord. This travelog move on the the new section of Jerusalem where the heritage of the past and the brisk tempo of the present are blended.. Also shown are the village of Nazareth, then on to Tel Aviv, the city of today, on the history laden shores of the eastern Mediterranean.
Regular 8mm /  b & w / silent 1-reeler 200-foot-reel/ L.N. Blackhawk print...................$8.

VACATION WORLD AT DISNEY WORLD - Relive happy memories of the recreational facilities at Walt Disney World in the 70's. Highlights include Polynesian Village, Monorail rides, Fort Wilderness campgrounds, fireworks and water ski shows and more.
Super 8mm / Color / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / original box / Vg-Ex shape...........................$10.

NEW ENGLAND HOLIDAY - Castle Films travelog - Shrines and places everyone wants to see- and a vacation brought to you in Cape Cod vistas, the Beach, the Ocean, and the White Mountains.
16mm / b & w / silent / 100-foot reel headliner edition / ......................$4.
VACATION WORLD AT DISNEY WORLD - Relive happy memories of the recreational facilities at Walt Disney World in the 70's. Highlights include Polynesian Village, Monorail rides, Fort Wilderness campgrounds, fireworks and water ski shows and more.
Super 8mm / Color / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / original box / Vg-Ex shape...........................$10.

SAN FRANCISCO - "CITY OF THE GOLDEN GATE"
From the "magic Caroet Movietone" series of travelogs.
Super 8mm Sound / b & w /  200-foot reel  / ......................$10.

PORTUGAL
TWA-sponsored travelog to Portugal. Opens with Lisbon on the river Tagus. Avenida de Liberdad and scenes of Lisbon. Fashionable Estoril - the Portuguese
Monte Carlo. The fishing and resort village of Nazare. The famous shrine Fatima. The running of the bulls in the street of Vila Franca. Bull fights in the ring. In Portugal, the bull isn't killed. The fight ends in another way.
Regular 8mm / Eastman Color / silent 1-reel 200-foot-reel...................$8.

THE WHITE HOUSE
Castle Films travelog of the President's residence in Washington D.C.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / box & film in L.N. shape...........................$8.
Super 8mm / Color / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / Universal 8 box & film in L.N. shape though color turning...........................$8.

THE WHITE HOUSE
Narrated by Ed Herlihy, this short Pathe' News "Milestones of the Century" episode produced around 1952,  gives us a nice tour of the mansion also a history of it's origin with prints and paintings, the burning in the War of 1812, and the re-emergence and expansion.
16mm Sound  / b & w  / approximately 100' / Ex-LN shape.........................................$5.

WASHINGTON D.C.- Columbia Pictures armchair  travelog.  The Jefferson Memorial,  the Washington Monument, the White House, Ford's Theater and the house where Lincoln died, the Lincoln Memorial, the Potomac River, the Pentagon building, the U.S. Treasury Department, the State Department, the Supreme Court (where nine lawyers make up laws you have to live by), the Iwo Jima Memorial, Mt. Vernon, Arlington Cemetery and the Lee Mansion, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, J. F. K. gravesite, and the U.S. Capitol rounds out this reel.
Super 8mm / b & w / silent / 200-foot-reel edition / used condition, some surface wear...........................$5.

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
Nature's wonerland! Protected wildlife abounds. Friendly bears approach tourists for food. Scenes of deer, buffalo, moose,  and there's good fishing as  fisherman catch fish in a stream. Waterfalls twice the height of Niagara. And, of course, there's "Old Faithful".
Regular 8mm / b & w / silent / 50-foot headliner edition from Castle Films / G shape.............$3.

ZULU HULU - Castle Film’s forbidden fruit of documentaries. "Adults Only"!
Reg 8mm / b & w / silent /1-reel.................$8.
 

BOB CUMMINGS "MY HERO" (c1953) "Bum for A Day"
In this episode, Bob Beanblossom, loses his wallet after giving a handout to a local bum. When the bum returns the lost wallet, Bob decides to reward him by giving
the bum a job. Then, when $18,000. is missing from the realty company safe, Bob disguises himself as a skid row bum to find the missing Mr. Smith. It turns out that
the boss took the money home for safety and Bob is ready to turn himself in along with Mr. Smith to the police! A fun episode! Also starring Julie Bishop. Print has
some occasional splices and normal projection wear but nothing serious.
16mm Sound / b & w / half hour show (approx. 25 min.) G shape.............................................$20.

BOB CUMMINGS "MY HERO" (c1953) "Top Secret"
Bob returns from a sleepless week on the desert accumulating top secret specs for a military project his boss is involved in. He commits the information to his memory
for security and repeats it to his boss to show him all is well. Ordered to get a good night's rest for the military briefing the next morning, Bob gets distracted by three kittens who take ill. Staying up all night with the kittens causes him to not only be unable to stay awake for the meeting but also to forget the details he committed to memory. Bob gets some good laughs trying to distract his boss an the general to avoid his repeating the information he has forgotten. All is well when he falls asleep from exhaustion and garbles out the information in his sleep!
16mm Sound / b & w / half hour show (approx. 25 min.) G shape complete with opening titles but closing credits are gone otherwise Ex shape...........$20.

BORAXO COMMERCIALS (c1950's) featuring RONALD REAGAN
Death Valley Days Boraxo commercials featuring Ronald Reagan and his loving, loyal daughter Patty doing the commercials on the set of the movie and in a kitchen setting. Others in outdoor setting, TV studio, etc.
16mm Sound / Color - Eastman stock / approximately 200-feet total...........................................$15.

DARTS IN THE DARK: an introduction to W O. Mitchell (1981) Known for his witty radio and TV appearances, he shows a more serious side as he reveals his
personal views on writing. Passages from his stories reflect the many facets of this self-proclaimed "folksy foothills philosopher"
16mm/sof/Color / Eastman stock 2-r approx 16 min G-Ex ....$15.

FORD THEATER (1957) "Gentle Deceiver"
starring Keenan Wynn, Byron Foulger, Sara Haden, Lucy Marlow and Lucien Littlefield.
Keenan Wynn plays a  wandering tramp who presents himself as an eccentric millionaire while visiting a small town in order to obtain food and lodgings.
16mm / sof / b & w / 3-r (approximately 25 minutes).......Ex shape.............................$20.

GALIPACHI (c 1955) featuring Sid Caesar, Carl Reiner, Howard Morris and Nanette Faberet
This is a complete segment skit from what is probably "Caesar's Hour". It is a musical opera parody sung in gibberish by the stars doing a "Pagliachi " take-off. The sond is about 2 seconds off though, with the singing gibberish, it's not as noticeable as if it were regular dialogue. Some unintentional humor arises during short exchanges when you hear Nanette Faberet's voice coming from Sid Caesar's mouth and visa versa!
16mm Sound / b&w /approximately 15 minutes/ L.N. shape- sound is about 2 second late, so priced accordingly....................$10

JUMP JUMP HOUSE (1951) featuring Mary Holiday
This is an early syndicated children's TV puppet show on film (not kinescope) along the lines of "Kuka, Fran and Ollie" Here we have Mary Holiday talking to pupets both string and hand style. In this episode "Sir Rhyme-a-Lot" visits and there is the usual songs, jokes and rhymes in this puppet show.
16mm Sound / b&w /approximately 15 minute show format / L.N. shape...........................................$25.

PEPI & DIET PEPSI UNRELEASED COMMERCIAL
This is a silent A-B roll of raw footage of a Pepsi commercial from the 1960's. Sound portion of this was lost so only images of gunfighters in a western town and the girl doing the plugs with clap boards and re-takes.
16mm /silent / Kodachrone double perf stock /(approximately 200-feet ..................$5.

WINSTON CIGARETTE COMMERCIAL
A symphony conductor starts a big symphonic and vocal chorale version of the famous jingle; "Winston tastes good like..." then stops and sees that it has been altered to "your cigarette should" then realizes the change in the target audience as non Winston smokers and continues the piece.
16mm Sound /Eastman color / approximately 50-feet (30 sec. spot) ..................$3.

Trailers & Production Reels




BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (movie trailer for TV)
16mm Sound / Color/ approx 50' / Ex shape..........................$5.

CHARADE (movie trailer for TV)
16mm Sound / Color/ approx 50' / Ex shape..........................$5.

DEADLY COMPANIONS
Four assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

FIVE EASY PIECES (movie trailer for TV)
16mm Sound / Color/ approx 50' / Ex shape..........................$5.

JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY
Four assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

LAST DAYS OF POMPEI
trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

LORD JIM
trailers and production short sequence combined in this reel.
16mm Sound / b & w / approx 100' / G shape / ......... .....................$5.

LEGIONS OF THE NILE
Eight assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

ROSS HUNTER'S "LOST HORIZON "PROMO REEL (includes trailers and clips)
16mm Sound / Color/ approx 600' / Ex shape...........(W. S.).................$25.

MIDWAY (trailer for TV))
W. W. 2 action adventure drama
16mm Sound / Color / approx 50' / Ex shape / Eastman print in fair shape .....................$5.

MR. RICO (trailer for TV))
Dean Martin crime drama
16mm Sound / Color / approx 50' / Ex shape / Eastman print in fair shape .....................$5.

ONE HUNDRED & ONE DALMATIANS
Four assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

THE PARENT TRAP
Seven assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

THE PETRIFIED FORREST (extended theatrical trailer)
Humphrey Bogart creates his legendary stage role for the screen with Leslie Howard and Bette Davis in this extended-length trailer that runs about five minutes
with many classic scenes and quotes from the film. Print is a dupe with slightly low sound but clearly audible.
16mm Sound / b & w / approx 200' / Ex shape dupe ...............$15.

A QUEEN IS CROWNED   (theatrical promo reel)
The crowing of Queen Elizabeth was a major event and this promo reel is from a feature-length documentary in color of the entire ceremony including the parades as well as the wedding.
16mm Sound / Color / approx 200' / Ex shape / Eastman print in fair shape ....(W. S.)....................$15.

SAVAGE INNOCENTS
Seven assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON
Four assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

SWORD IN THE STONE theatrical-length trailer
Super 8 sound / Color / Walt Disney productions.....................$10.

SERPICO trailer-promo short
Super 8 sound / Color / approximately 5-6 minutes .............................................$15.

TABOOS OF THE WORLD (movie trailer)
Narrated by Vincent Price, this film was a follow-up attempt to capture the success of "Mondo Cane".
16mm Sound / b & w / approx 50'/ Ex shape /  .....................$5.

REDS  Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson / production reel extended trailer
Super 8mm Sound / Color / 5-6 minutes...$12.

UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE (trailer for TV))
starring Jack Lemon
16mm Sound / Color / approx 25' / Ex shape / Eastman print in fair shape .....................$5.

THE WILD COUNTRY (trailer for TV))
16mm Sound / Color / approx 25' / Ex shape / Eastman print in fair shape .....................$5.

TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE
starring Humphrry Bogart, Walter Huston
Tim Holt, Bruce Bennett
16mm Sound / B & W / approx 100' / Ex shape /nice reduction quality.....................$20

WIZARD OF BAGDAD
Three assorted trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

YOUNG SAVAGES
Two  trailers for TV.
16mm Sound / b & w / / Ex shape / ......... .....................$5.

YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG theatrical trailer Super 8 sound / Color / Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, w/ Raymond Burr..$12.
 

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