Electricity Engines Power Filmstrips 35mm vintage 10 rolls educational reels celluloid projector film strip date 1949 1950s school classroom curriculum films, metal and plastic tins. Teaching instructional subjects include man's use of power, how we keep things cool, what makes engines run, coming of machine, wheels, ramps and screws, electricity in communication. Some 35 mm movies in color and some monochrome black and white. Publishers such as Filmstrip House and Popular Science. Film number 621-52 and 621-53 are duplicates of Mans Use of Power, and 621-56 and 621-57 are duplicates of What Makes Engines Run. Canister tins are about 1 1/2 inches tall. Filmstrip slides are about 1 3/8 inch in width. Unusual collectible vintage still image no sound instructional multimedia once commonly used by teachers along with an audio media such as a 33 RPM record or cassette tape to narrate the filmstrip. I do not have the records or any narration for these filmstrips. Very good vintage used condition with some beginning frames missing on a couple of films and some tape repairs and wear and tear here and there on a few other filmstrips. Although they look to be in good shape, I do not have a projector to play these, and they are offered as is as found with no guarantee that they will play correctly or even at all. This lot includes canister # 621-52, 621-53, 621-54, 621-55, 621-56, 621-57, 621-58, 621-60, 621-63, 621-64. Check my other store listings for more of these hard to find filmstrips.
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