The picture and soundtrack negatives for the opening and closing credits for syndicated episodes of The Adventures of Uncle Mistletoe, a c...
The picture and soundtrack negatives for the opening and closing credits for syndicated episodes of The Adventures of Uncle Mistletoe, a c...
Workprint for episode 10 of the 1952 season of The Adventures of Uncle Mistletoe, a fifteen minute children's TV show in which whimsical s...
Workprint for episode 3 of the 1952 season of The Adventures of Uncle Mistletoe, a fifteen minute children's TV show in which whimsical st...
Workprint for episode 4 of the 1952 season of The Adventures of Uncle Mistletoe, a fifteen minute children's TV show in which whimsical st...
An episode of John Nash Ott's weekly television program How Does Your Garden Grow?, focusing on the history of wheat production and its mark...
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Fragment of an early three-strip Technicolor film produced by Wilding Picture Productions, depicting the 1933-1934 Chicago World's Fair/Century of ...
This sailing instructional film teaches basic boat handling and sailing safety skills demonstrated by a couple learning to sail along with a series...
Educational film that advocates for early intervention in recognizing children with disabilities and special needs via Head Start Programs. Followi...
Promotional film for Chicago as a tourist destination. The narrator highlights many attractions, including: boating on Lake Michigan; going to the ...
Promotional film for a series of books published by Paper Division of Champion Papers Inc., describing how images in film are graphically translate...
One continuos take of a mining blast in a field from afar.
One continuos take of a mining blast in a field from afar.
Digital renderings of various cityscapes, moving from the east to the west coast. The buildings are depicted in a yellow outline, with the building...
Film of recorded footage of a high speed infrared wheel analysis recorded from 30 to 8000 frame per second and played back at 24 frame per second t...