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Graham is correct! I have two Peanuts features, "A Boy Named Charlie Brown", and "Snoopy Come Home". These are two super 8 optical features that were part of a super 8 optical sound feature film library that was located down in South Africa. They were marketed in "Technicolor Cartridges" these two features were in 4X Cartridges. What astounds me, is that they both have vintage color, but there are no markings on the film to say what film stock they actually are, so, perhaps, these could be among those actual "fabled" Technicolor super 8 prints? I can't really say. This fellow down in South Africa, bought a pallet in an auction, and it piled very high (used to have a photo of it) with seemingly countless super 8 optical sound features. There were many titles that I have never heard being released anywhere else in the world. "Pocketful of Miracles", and "Westworld" for instance. His wife finally got fed up with his large stack of film cases, and had him throw the rest of them away! 😔
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