How to Prevent Disease (silent, ca. 1920s)
How to Prevent Disease (ca. 1920s) is an educational film produced under the Surgeon General of the U.S. Public Health
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[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
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Paul Speaks From Living Letters (1960s?)
The film features Jack Odell discussing the significance of communication, particularly through the Apostle Paul’s letters. It highlights Paul’s transformation
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
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Me And Mr Marshall (1949)
The film features Hans Fischer, a coal miner in Germany, who shares his experiences and thoughts on the harsh realities
[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
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Richard’s Totem Pole (1981)
The film follows 16-year-old Richard Harris, a Gitskan Indian, as he assists his father, Walter, a master totem pole carver,
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
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