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Considering it's a 176 years old, darn good quality! :)

This is another awesome old film short and great to see John Forsythe and James Gregory in early roles I'm really enjoying watching them Thank You.🇺🇲📽🎥🇺🇲

Good Morning Captain! My first memory of Bob Keeshan was as the Tinker on WABC's "Tinker's Workshop"! BTW, the Captain's theme, "Puffin' Billy" was composed by British Light Music composer Edward White. Mr. White's tune was also used for the BBC Radio's children's programming. 😊👍🏻

This was a great documentary about Sugar Cane in Louisiana i really like short documentary films like this and the narrator Frank Blair was a veteran television news journalist in the 50's, 60's and 70's especially on NBC Today Show during that time period Thank You for the great short films from the past thank you.🇺🇲🍩🍰🇺🇲

Look at the changes awesome thank you

My first car was a new 87 dodge Omni, stick shift. It got the job done but was pretty utilitarian. I like modern cars.

Wow nice

A Long Time Ago In A Life Far Away (with apologies to Star Wars....)

Reggie Ann

What about moose, and rabbit

Great show , grow up

Watch him when I was kid

WOW ANOTHER TRAILER?!

Such a wonderful and kind program.

21:29 Gulp.....

Would have been a great time back then, except for all the A-hole tobacco-drug addicts, poisoning everyone's air with their toxic tobacco smoke, which should be banned, everywhere - indoors and out!

This is all fake. For instance, there were no Volkswagen commercials on television in 1949.

Tasmanian Tapestry is a really great travelog about this part of Australia and it is still really very beautiful today but I've only been there on Google Earth Maps Street View but i still enjoy going there and other parts of Australia Thank You.🇦🇺 :)

I was 5 in 1958. I loved Spunky & Tadpole. So magical

ANN WAS HOT ! WEDNESDAY 7/24/24 JULY 24, 2024

I really like watching these old documentary films they are both very educational and entertaining thank you very much.📽🇺🇲🇺🇲🎥

I LOVE TALL BUILDING

Hair Piece incoming!

The ancestor of Adventure Time

Tom terrific was voiced Lionel Wilson, who went on to voice the farmer on courage, the cowardly dog

A CLASSIC FROM THE START TO THE FINISH. 1965 TIME PEACE.

This is just a 25-minute advertising. Not a single aspect of the camera functionality is explained. Useless.

wow , thats amazing. There were no mexicans but we were selling tacos and burritos

It’s a Xerox commercial?!! 😂

this is way b4 my time but as a gen z woman i did have a deep affiliation for Mr green jeans and had green pants bc of it and i did love my " green jeans" . lol

This was a really great cartoon and I really like voice acting Thanks.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

I thought this was going to be a documentary but it was a really well acted short film with unknown actors in it but i really enjoyed it a lot Thank You.🇺🇲🇬🇧🇨🇦🇯🇵🇮🇹

Fort Worth back then had about as many people as Arlington does today. It's creeping up on a million population now.

Born in 59. I loved Captain Kangaroo, Casey Jones, Romper room except she never said my name.😅 Thought the milk truck was so neat. Went on The Clancy Show in Blue Birds and he gave me a snow fling.😊 Let kids be little. The sweet precious soul of a child.

This is a really nice program about Xerox which I saw a couple of times back in the 70's on television and i really enjoyed veteran actor Richard Basehart as the host of it Thank You.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

Crazy the quality and clearness of the video. Looks like the guy might be standing right by DKR. Haha

even though silent, the quality is TREMENDOUS! Thank you for posting!

He wanted to be a Lion but was born An elephant!

Amatuer Bass Angler here. Won a few local tournaments and I don't use sonar equipment like most guys. This documentary was gorgeous! Thank you for uploading.

I wanted these as a kid and my father refused because I was a girl. But I think he was just cheap haha

We cannot thank you enough!!! Could we please upload to Nate Davis RUclips channel?? 🙏

This is a great documentary film from Sears and Roebuck about deep sea fishing i really enjoyed it.🇺🇲🐠🐟🐋🐬🇺🇲

I'm surprised they could afford him😮

americans are great nation

Thank's a lot for this good documentary. I worked with the AATON A-Minima Super 16mm , but appreciate a lot the Arri goal for perfection. (As Leica M film cameras that I loved !) German mechanics at his best!

I wish I could go to a dealership right now and buy a brand-new one. These were wonderful cars, comfortable, fun to drive, good on gas, etcetera, etcetera. I had an '83 Charger which was the two-door version of the Omni, and I loved it. And I have to say, two-door, four-door, either way, if they were available, I couldn't put the money into the sales manager's hands fast enough!

Yes, it was much cleaner back then.

I really enjoy old documentary type of films like this from the 60's and the 70's Thanks.🇺🇲📺🇺🇲

Had a Plymouth Horizon It was a good car for learning how to be a car mechanic Always got small problems here and there

I remember this movie being shown frequently on Cartoon Network.