jeff_adelphi
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Anyone rember these?
That wonderful green fiberglass case.
That wonderful green fiberglass case.
FOCUS!
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jeff_adelphi
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My favorite memory from the school A-V closet, the Bell & Howell Film-O-Sound 16mm projecter.
jeff_adelphi
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Close-up view. I would love to find some appliance films to show with this.
Did someone say Frigidaire Flix?
First the projectors, a Magnavox Illustravox from the late 30's with a platen and tone-arm to play 16" records and an Elmo film projector.
First the projectors, a Magnavox Illustravox from the late 30's with a platen and tone-arm to play 16" records and an Elmo film projector.
For some sales tips...
1940's Multi-Media presentation
1940's Multi-Media presentation
For some sales tips...
1940's Frigidaire Multi-Media Washdays Can Be Fun and on the right, how to rejuvenate and sell used appliances in your Frigidaire dealership!
1940's Frigidaire Multi-Media Washdays Can Be Fun and on the right, how to rejuvenate and sell used appliances in your Frigidaire dealership!
Now for our Feature Presentation
"What Makes it Tick?" on the red record w/filmstrip. 47 minutes of a tour through the Frigidaire factory to see the Unimatic mechanism being built, tested and explained. There instructional filmstrips for every one of the Frigidaire appliances offered, including water heaters and air conditioners.
As an added bonus; three filmstrips & audio about the Bendix Automatic Home Laundry!
Grab the popcorn and let's have a slumber-party!
"What Makes it Tick?" on the red record w/filmstrip. 47 minutes of a tour through the Frigidaire factory to see the Unimatic mechanism being built, tested and explained. There instructional filmstrips for every one of the Frigidaire appliances offered, including water heaters and air conditioners.
As an added bonus; three filmstrips & audio about the Bendix Automatic Home Laundry!
Grab the popcorn and let's have a slumber-party!
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B&H Autoload Filmosounds
Jeff,
The Bell and Howell machines were always my favorites as an A/V type. Most of the machines in our school system were Graflex (Yuck!), some few were RCA 500-series machines, and the rest were Bell and Howell. I never worked with Kodak Pageants until relatively recently.
The Bell and Howells were always my favorites. Even the one oddball manual load machine was fun to run, but I always loved the Autoloads.
I currently have four of them, and it's always fun to drag them out and watch one of my (fairly small) collection of 16mm films.
Oh yeah, in addition to the machines and a couple of different focal-length lenses, I also have a Bell and Howell Filmovara lens (a zoom attachment that screws into the front of standard B&H lenses) and an aftermarket Cinemascope Adapter (2:1 anamorphic attachment for widescreen presentation).
-kevin
Jeff,
The Bell and Howell machines were always my favorites as an A/V type. Most of the machines in our school system were Graflex (Yuck!), some few were RCA 500-series machines, and the rest were Bell and Howell. I never worked with Kodak Pageants until relatively recently.
The Bell and Howells were always my favorites. Even the one oddball manual load machine was fun to run, but I always loved the Autoloads.
I currently have four of them, and it's always fun to drag them out and watch one of my (fairly small) collection of 16mm films.
Oh yeah, in addition to the machines and a couple of different focal-length lenses, I also have a Bell and Howell Filmovara lens (a zoom attachment that screws into the front of standard B&H lenses) and an aftermarket Cinemascope Adapter (2:1 anamorphic attachment for widescreen presentation).
-kevin
