Chemistry: Elements, Compounds And Mixtures (2nd Ed, 1983)
Chemistry: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures (2nd Edition) (1983) is a 20-minute educational film from the *Chemistry Series* by Coronet Instructional
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[Henry Wallace Speech] 1942
Henry Wallace’s speech emphasizes the determination of the American people to fight for freedom during World War II, likening the
How Astronomers Study The Universe (SILENT, 1977)
Silent. Uses a visit to Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona to examine the field of astronomy. Surveys the equipment,
[Northwest Schools – Heavy Equipment Operator, 1970s]
A TV commercial for the training for heavy equipment operation, highlighting it as a lucrative skilled trade. It emphasizes that
Someone’s In the Kitchen (raw silent footage, 1960s)
This film offers an artful glimpse into mid-century domestic life, focusing on close-up shots of cooking, food preparation, and household
Antarctic Biology (1965)
Explores the research work on Antarctic plant and animal life by biological scientists living in the Antarctic. Stresses the studies
Basic Television Terms – A Video Dictionary (1977)
The film, hosted by Leonard Nimoy, serves as a comprehensive introduction to basic television production terminology and techniques. It distinguishes
[Gould can 5118, silent, 1928]
This footage from May 16, 1928, captures a historic meeting in Philadelphia as Orville Wright, a pioneering figure in aviation,
A/V Geeks Lunch 8-30
It’s a start of a new week and a good time to watch old 16mm films. #avgeeks #16mmfilm
Ro-Revus Talks About Worms (1970)
In this educational film, RoRevus discusses worms and their potential health risks, particularly how they can infect pets and humans.
Andy’s Animal Alphabet (1950)
In this film a baby orangutan named Andy learns about animals at the Bronx Zoo. The video introduces various animals
A/V Geeks Lunch 10-14
We set aside Thursdays to watch old 16mm films! Join us! #avgeeks #16mmfilm