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That vehicle probably got no better than 13-14 mpg. This film is corporate propaganda intended for car salesmen.

Do you have any of the others? They’re considered lost media

Its best feature is there is no lousy computer that costs a fortune to fix.

My mind is exploding I was just looking for the filmstrips on RUclips a week ago only to conclude that they were lost media, and then, boom, you happened. I don’t know how to thank you..💜💛🤍

my 2004 5.4 f150 with all its engineering gets no better gas mileage???? wtf....

THANK YOU FOR FINDING THIS! I made a Peanuts Iceberg and talked about her in it. This is an AMAZING FIND! Thank you so much!

Thank you for uploading this!! Beforehand, we only had a few images of Dolores, since nobody had uploaded these filmstrips (not that I could find, anyway). Getting to properly meet her is such a treat as a big Peanuts fan.

0:01 "Focus Focus Focus Focus Focusssss" 😁 And Dolores looks a LOT like Lucy. 🙂

Wooooooooooooow! Wonderful! I love Peanuts!

Turning the film strip was like being crowned Queen or King! I miss those days!❤

your never late with a mercury 8

Shame that Mercury is no more. Part of it is Ford's own fault. In 1998, they gave the Ford the same roof line as the Mercury, but at a substantially lower price. That killed demand for the Merc.

1:49 To me, It's very interesting and somewhat disappointing in a way that after almost 8 1/2 decades of progress in technology, including the entire atomic and space age so far, we are still seeing so many passenger vehicles getting about 23.76 mpg of gasoline.

This video is an absolute gem.

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Any chance you have found the full film strip so we can view the animated version? I'm pretty sure this slideshow is the only version left, but I have to ask in hope.

Hi......I wish you could post the Once Upon A Sound film strips which were Mu the horn blower, the Pipes of Pan, Jubal and the twanging strings and Banglalore and the stump drum..........it would be very much appreciated if this could be possible......thanks!!!

Um Bert........why wouldn't you just turn the record off if Ernie was already asleep? DUH!

Some of my thoughts: 5:04 That art-deco style instrument panel looks very nice, and the two-spoke steering wheel enables a clearer view. 5:40 Push-button start in 1940! :) 9:43 Mercury knows what a jingle is? :)

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As someone who who’s felt the urge at multiple points in my life, please don’t do it. None of us know what our human lives are capable of

I LOVE the photograph at 2:17 🙂

I am not sure, but I think I remember listening to this in 1st or 2nd grade.

I'm surprised there aren't beeps between frames.

A day at the zoo 1954

Me love Sesame Street and Cookie Monster! I also liked how Count von Count was added to this as well.

Hi - I'm trying to track down some filmstrips for a project - can I chat with you about your collection? Can I send you an email?

There is wonder if this was produced was an actual film. The quality of the still is such that you would love to see them in full motion.

Your work in preserving and share these is greatly appreciated. There is something wonderful about being able to now see these filmstrips as an adult. As a kid in school, you knew it was going to be a good day if you got a filmstrip presentation. Yeah, sometimes I dozed off if I wasn't careful! These are a really nice way to close out a busy day. Going back to those school days where your only problems were doing your homework.

This settles it. RUclips has EVERYTHING

To me, Bob looks too old to be "running away" from home. 🙂

Doesn't Susie sound like Lucy from peanuts at the time?

That's a show and tell film

Now filmstrip skills of sesame street is complete

Thank you for watching.

Last filmstrip of Sesame Street

Finally, at last! It's here

Hooray! 🎄

Thank you so much for posting all of these! I was actually hoping that you might be able to help me. I am looking for an old film strip that was shown in elementary schools in the late 60s/early 70s. It was a cartoon with two children who lived in a tree house who are tricked by a witch into letting the ladder of the house down because she is disguised as their father. I have been searching for this for 5 years now in all sorts of forums, and was just wondering if it rang any bells within your archiving. Again thanks so much for posting these!

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These types of filmstrips are so wonderfully prosaic, so cut-and-dried in their presentation. And yet the visuals, the photographed scenes are lively, some even with a bit of humor, but 100% serious when necessary. I'm glad you make these available.

Thanks for bringing back some great childhood memories!

This is Amazing.😃👍

i love this and miss film strips

They couldn't get George O'Hanlon?

Hi there! It's really cool to see that you're preserving these filmstrips! You wouldn't happen to be familiar with Random House Educational filmstrips eh?

This version of the theme was also used for the 1969 pilot episode of the actual show!

Starring the voice talent of Wayne Allen as Mickey Mouse.

I've recently found two boxes of slides in my late father-in-law's house. I'm not sure why they were there because they seem USA-centric and I'm in UK. One set was this one, and the other was "Life Takes Living". The slides without audio don't mean much so it was nice to find this video so I could make sense of them. I've also scanned all the slides and the colours are much better than what you have here. Let me know if you want a copy of them and I can share a link to the albums.

Sesame Street has been brought to you today by the letter J and by the fantastic number 4. Ah ah ah! Sesame Street is a production of the Children's Television Workshop. Bye bye.