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" A MAN CALLED HORSE " TECHNICOLOR CINEMASCOPE all in 16mm, Excellent Colour, a 1970 Western, this is the First Movie of Three.
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Fletch (1985) Comedy 16mm feature film, in LPP low fade colour Chevy Chase cult classic, Excellent Colour.
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"THE TOWERING INFERNO" 1974 16mm Excellent Colour and Sound, Stars Steve Mc Queen and Paul Newman.
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Some very old home movies. Most interesting is the segment of 28mm film, which has to be sometime from the 1910's and quite possibly contains lost footage. Hopefully someone scans it and uploads it online instead of cutting it up into 5 frame segments.Comment
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