American Indians Of Today (1957)
The film “American Indians Of Today” (1957) explores the lives of contemporary American Indians, focusing on their cultural practices, economic
Zero Hour (1978)
Based on a Ray Bradbury story. “Zero Hour” depicts the imaginative play of children as they engage in a game
Millpond Memories (1958)
“Millpond Memories” is a nostalgic exploration of a boy’s experiences at an old mill pond, where he observes various wildlife
We Explore The Beach (1955)
In this vintage film, Betty and Billy explore a beach with their friend Mr. Boon. They engage in activities like
Horizons In Sciences: New Challenges, New Conquests (1966)
This film highlights significant achievements in space exploration and scientific research during the 1960s. It covers the Gemini 8 mission,
Egypt: Gift Of The Nile (1977)
The film explores the history of ancient Egypt, focusing on the life of Pharaoh Tutankhamun and the significance of the
Plain Indexing and Cutting Spur Gear (1941)
Explains the process of cutting spur gears using a milling machine, detailing the terminology and dimensions crucial for gear design.
Keep The Promise (1980s?)
Essentially it’s a slideshow committed to 16mm film. The presentation emphasizes Pillsbury’s commitment to quality and the pride of its
Summer Is An Adventure (1957)
The film follows the Johnson family as they embark on a summer adventure after receiving an invitation from Aunt Clara
Emergencies In The Making (2nd Ed, 1969)
The film emphasizes the importance of vigilance and caution while driving, highlighting how small, often overlooked details can lead to
An American Museum (1954)
The film explores the role of a curator at the City Art Museum of St. Louis, highlighting the process of
Shot-Put, The (1960)
The film provides a comprehensive guide on shot putting techniques, emphasizing the importance of body mechanics and the effective use