Boston and Plymouth Landmarks of the 1950s (silent)
This footage from the 1940s to 1950s captures historical landmarks and tourist sites in Boston and Plymouth, Massachusetts. Highlights include
Budweiser Chronicles: Brewery, Bottling, and Rams? (silent, 1940s)
This 1940s roll of stock footage highlights various aspects of Budweiser production, including the brewery plant, bottling process, and promotional
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 11-15-2024
Halfway through November? Wow, this year is flying by.. thanks to classic 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
New York at War: Army Day Parade, 1942 (silent)
This 21-minute silent color film captures the “New York at War Parade” held on Army Day, June 13, 1942, a
Looking Ahead Through Rohm Haas Plexiglas (silent, 1947)
This is silent film footage from the 1947 promotional film by Rohm & Haas showcases the transformation of Plexiglas from
Preventing the Spread of Disease (1940)
The film discusses the prevention of communicable diseases by highlighting how germs spread and the measures individuals and communities can
White Magic (1940)
The film discusses the various forms of light, including visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light, and their applications in science and
Fiberglas at the Fair: A Tour of the 1964 New York World’s Fair (silent a/b roll footage, 1964)
This 1964 silent A/B roll film, produced by Associated Film Consultants, takes viewers on a vibrant tour of the 1964
Fiberglas at the Fair: A Tour of the 1964 New York World’s Fair (silent, 1964)
Fiberglas at the Fair: A Tour of the 1964 New York World’s Fair” Summary: This 1964 silent A/B roll film, produced by
Jump (1970)
This film provides a long narrative focused on the challenges of peer pressure and its connection to drug use. It
Julie’s Story (1980s)
“Julie’s Story” is a film that addresses the experience of a young girl, Julie, as she navigates the onset of
Jeff’s Company (1972)
The film features a conversation between a young boy, Jeff, and his parents about his desire to attend a fall