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This 1964 silent A/B roll film, produced by Associated Film Consultants, takes viewers on a vibrant tour of the 1964

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The film discusses the various forms of light, including visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light, and their applications in science and

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The film discusses the prevention of communicable diseases by highlighting how germs spread and the measures individuals and communities can

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This is silent film footage from the 1947 promotional film by Rohm & Haas showcases the transformation of Plexiglas from

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This 21-minute silent color film captures the “New York at War Parade” held on Army Day, June 13, 1942, a

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Halfway through November? Wow, this year is flying by.. thanks to classic 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms

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This 1940s roll of stock footage highlights various aspects of Budweiser production, including the brewery plant, bottling process, and promotional

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This footage from the 1940s to 1950s captures historical landmarks and tourist sites in Boston and Plymouth, Massachusetts. Highlights include

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This Kodachrome home movie from circa 1939 offers a vivid journey through iconic landmarks and landscapes of the American West.

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This silent film footage, produced by the Magazine Publishers Association, offers a fascinating glimpse into the grocery shopping experience of

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This archival footage provides a skeletal glimpse into the ice industry in an urban setting. Likely highlighting the production, distribution,

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This archival footage offers a glimpse into the charitable efforts and community outreach of the Salvation Army in St. Louis,

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