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
Operation Luggage (silent, 1957)
*”Operation Luggage” (1957) is a documentary-style industrial film showcasing the manufacturing process at the Baltimore Luggage Company. The film provides
Radiant Treasures (1960s)
Explores the evolution of human understanding and utilization of energy, particularly through the lens of the radiant energy spectrum. It
Management of a Time Sharing System (1960s)
The film discusses the management of a time-sharing computer system used by multiple users in different locations, including a college
Unfinished Rainbows (1942)
Title is clipped. The film discusses the evolution and significance of aluminum in various industries, highlighting its advantages over other
[Public Service Company of Indiana TV spots, 1954]
From the Public Service Company of Indiana features home service representative Roberta McCormick discussing the benefits of electric ranges and
[Untitled Radioisotopes, 1960s?]
The film discusses the significance and applications of radioisotopes in various fields, including agriculture, medicine, and industrial research. It explains
Baby Goes Home (1955)
A Jam Handy film. “Baby Goes Home” is an instructional film aimed at new parents, guiding them through the early
Welcome Aboard (1980s?)
A Sid Davis film. “Welcome Aboard” is an educational film featuring Captain Safety, who teaches children about bus safety. He
[Animated Parade of Products], 1940s
From a Jam Handy film. A vintage animated film showcasing a variety of products in a lively and engaging parade
Age of Turmoil (1953)
“Age of Turmoil” explores the challenges and changes faced by teenagers during early adolescence. It highlights the typical behaviors and