What Makes Day And Night (1947)
In this educational film, Jim and Jane ask their dad about the concepts of day and night. He explains that
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AV Geeks Lunch 2-28-2023
Farewell February. Let’s watch old 16mm films while we flip our calendars. #avgeeks #16mmfilms
Member of the Family (1954)
The film emphasizes the universal desire for belonging and friendship, using Coca-Cola as a metaphor for a trusted companion that
Seasons of Home: A 1930s American Life (silent home movies, 1939)
This 1930s home movie footage offers a warm, nostalgic glimpse into rural American life, capturing a blend of **family gatherings,
The Story of Stock Library Can AEQAERAES (silent)
In a small South American town nestled among the green mountains in the 1950s, life was bustling with activity. The
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-23-2024
Who’s in quarantine but doesn’t mind because he has a bunch of 16mm films to watch? This guy! #avgeeks
What Is The Church? (1968)
The film explores a church’s community survey aimed at understanding the needs of its congregation and the surrounding area. It
Stock Library Can ABVACACA (silent)
The film shows various scenes from the 1950s, including cargo ships, pirates, sailing ships, fishing villages, and elephants being washed
Coney Island (silent, 1940s)
The silent Castle Film “Coney Island” captures the vibrant atmosphere of the famous amusement park during its peak in the
The Fossil Story (1953)
*The Fossil Story* (1953) is a **19-minute educational film** produced by **William E. Hockey and Associates** in collaboration with **Shell
[San Francisco Golden Gate Park Japanese Tea Garden, silent]
San Francisco Golden Gate Park Japanese Tea Garden We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email
Powder Metallurgy Part 2 (1945)
The film discusses the process of powder metallurgy, which involves creating metal parts from metal powders. It explains how metal