Epic Kids’ Bicycle Race: Who Will Win?
From the 16mm film “A Bike, A Birthday.” Join us for an exhilarating bicycle race as a group of children
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This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
Preparation And Properties Of Nitric Acid (1959)
This film explores the chemistry of nitric acid, focusing on its production, acidic properties, and oxidizing capabilities. It demonstrates the
It Takes Everybody to Build This Land (1951)
Emphasizes the interconnectedness of various professions in building and sustaining society. It highlights how individuals, from farmers to blacksmiths and
The Russian Consumer (1972)
Shows typical lifestyles of three major social groups in Russia: the factory manager, the factory worker, and the peasant. We digitized
Mother Goose Rhymes (1957)
In this charming film, siblings Linda and Barry embark on an imaginative journey to Mother Goose Land while reading a
Murder on the Screen (1958)
A humorous story about a “detective’s” efforts to track down the guilty person who committed a “murder.” The victim is
AV Geeks Lunch 1-19
Really can’t think of anything better to do today than to watch old 16mm educational films. Join us! #avgeeks
The Number System And Its Function (1961)
Discusses the importance of number systems, tracing their origins from early human counting methods using fingers to modern numeral systems.
Bikini Atomic Lab (silent, late 1940s)
This footage from the late 1940s captures a range of scientific research activities on an island in the Pacific Ocean,
Literature Appreciation: How To Read Novels (1953)
Explains how the enjoyment of reading a novel can be increased through studying the background of the author, picturing the
Zoo Animals In The Wild: Baboons (1981)
The film explores the life of baboons, the largest monkeys primarily found in Africa. Unlike most monkeys, baboons spend most