Punctuation: Mark Your Meaning (2ed, 1968)
Emphasizes the importance of punctuation in written communication. It follows Tony, a student, as he learns to properly punctuate his
The Market And The Individual (1960s)
The film explores the American economic system through the eyes of a Greek visitor, Yan Peres, as he is hosted
[Quiz Kids School Lunch, 1940s]
The film highlights the issue of hunger among school children in America, emphasizing that many kids do not receive the
Tip-Tops in Peppyland, The (silent, 1934)
*”Tip-Tops in Peppyland”* (1934) is a part-animated, part-live-action children’s film promoting milk consumption as a source of health, strength, and
Follow the Gulls to Cape May County (1970s)
A scenic travelogue promoting the attractions of the Jersey Cape. The film follows a visitor arriving by ferry and exploring
Bicycle Safety Skills (1957)
An educational film that follows Cliff and his younger brother Arthur as they prepare for a bicycle safety test. Cliff
Treasure Islands (1950s?)
An industrial film produced by the Hawaiian Pineapple Company, later renamed Dole Corporation, documenting Hawaii’s pineapple industry. The film showcases
A Home Place (1940s?)
Here’s an example of a overscanned scan of the 16mm film – showing the sprockets and optical soundtrack. “A Home
Spotlight on Burlington County New Jersey (1960s)
The film highlights Burlington County, New Jersey, showcasing its industrial growth, agricultural richness, and vibrant community life. It emphasizes the
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 2-25-2025
Join us for some 16mm films and then tonight at 630p see us in person at the Alamo Raleigh! #16mmfilms #avgeeks
Seconds for Survival (1960?)
Narrated by Raymond Massey. Explores the construction of the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line, a radar system established in 1953
For Land’s Sake! (1970?)
This film emphasizes the importance of preserving New Jersey’s farmland, highlighting its historical significance and current threats from urbanization and