Family at Gas Station (silent, 1956 Ford spot)
In this nostalgic scene, a family drives a blue and white 1956 Ford Crown Victoria along a scenic country road,
Miracle of Reproduction, The (1963)
A Sid Davis film! It discusses the miracle of reproduction in nature, emphasizing that all life begins from tiny
[Home Movie: Kilker Reel 001]
The archival home movie clips capture diverse moments of daily life, social gatherings, and scenic landscapes, spanning urban and rural
[Gould can 1041: Langendorf Bakery Trucks, silent, 1917]
This captivating footage from 1917 showcases a parade of Langendorf Bakery delivery vehicles, tracing the evolution from horse-drawn carriages to
[Gould can 5570-1, silent, 1925]
This nostalgic 1920s home movie footage captures iconic scenes from San Francisco and Oakland, offering a glimpse into the everyday
[Gould: can number unknown, silent, ca. 1918 – 1919]
This footage captures the joyous “welcome home” parade for American soldiers returning from World War I, likely around 1919. It
International Space Station Assembly (silent)
Silent footage of the assembly of the International Space Station. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage
[Gould can 5119: Marshal Foch in San Francisco, silent, 1921]
This 1921 footage captures a historic moment as French Marshal Ferdinand Foch, the commander-in-chief of Allied forces during World War
[Gould can 5230.4, silent, 1928]
This Kinograms newsreel captures the thrilling sight of antique steamboats racing down the Sacramento River, showcasing a nostalgic piece of
[Gould can 5284, silent, 1914]
This footage captures a spirited high school football game between teams from Goldfield and Tonopah, Nevada. The scene opens with
[Gould can 5314 — Extra.5, silent, 1918]
This compelling 1918 footage captures a unique victory parade in San Francisco, celebrating the end of World War I amidst
[Gould can 5507: Buffalo Bill, silent, 1908]
This vintage footage offers a rare glimpse of William F. Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill, during his Wild West