[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,
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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
Changing Foods In Changing Times (1976)
“Changing Foods In Changing Times” explores the evolution of American food culture from the early 20th century through the 1970s.
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
Commitment To Challenge (1988?)
The film discusses the history and advancements of NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC), highlighting its role in America’s space programs
[Industrial Footage, unedited: Burroughs computers, silent, 1965?]
The footage captures a series of operations within a mid-century technological and manufacturing environment, focusing on the assembly and function
A/V Geeks Lunch 12-01-2021
Wow, December already? Time flies when you are having fun watching old 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilm
Song of the Siren (1962)
The film employs cartoon characters to critique communist propaganda regarding worker exploitation. It follows the character Manolin, who is misled
Charlie Brown passing out cigars to the Peanuts Gang just to sell new Fords?!
The 1960 Ford TV spot features characters from the comic strip Peanuts, including Charlie Brown (and cigars!), celebrating the introduction
A/V Geeks Lunch 1-4-2022
16mm films all the time! We wouldn’t have it any other way! #avgeeks #16mmfilm
Star Wars Micro Collection Line Commercial (1982)
A promotional advertisement for the Star Wars Micro Collection Line by Kenner, featuring various playsets such as Death Star World,