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I've always wondered about the bobby jones films like this and the vitaphone series as to where they were shown like at public movie theaters or sold retail. I bought some on VHS back in the 80's and 90's. it's so cool to see the early golf videos and nice they are on CZcams.

No fucks given back in the day

None better than Sam Snead.

thats craaaaazy

Every single guitar in this video is worth 5 figures today!

This car can be seen in the Mustang Owners Museum in Concord North Carolina.

Next up on the company picnic schedule....Saturn V tug of war!!

When distinguishing actresses, they are generally categorized as regular actresses, star actresses, superstars, and goddesses. In human history, there are exactly two goddesses: Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn.

Gene Gallien testing a Strat at 6:57

I lived in Altoona for a couple of years and didn't even know this existed. Wow!

"Come flame or fury the race goes on". We have to remember many people who either participated or watched were only 10-15 years near World War One and the era of everything new was pretty much deadly. Life went on...and so did the races. Today there'd be a red flag and end of the show "out of respect for the deceased". I'd venture to say if the deceased could have a word they'd say, "Come flame or fury the race must go on"!

Yes, beware the "impractical theorist". This place is littered with them

Leo looked like Karl from Slingblade

My dad was stationed at Elmendorf. We lived on Park Street in the Mountain View neighborhood and I went to Mt. View Elementary (which is still there, BTW). I was ten, and I heard the earthquake coming before it hit. It was so strong we couldn't even stand up for more than a few seconds. That's an experience you never forget.

How expensive is it to scan 35mm film into 4K in average? Say for a music video

do you have any other old films of road atlanta like this? love the shots!

Este material es un tesoro, nos recuerda como se forjan las leyendas!!! Larga vida Fender!!

Times were hard in the 50’s

I was their and my Dad bought the one in the Bond movie Gold finger. The exact same stang. So cool. 64 1/2

Midget car racers in the 1930's were like "Who wants to live? Life is overrated."

Thank you to the USA brothers for protecting Korea from communism. God always takes care of USA.🇰🇷🇺🇸❤️

So all Fenders were MIM (MbyMexicans actually ;)

do y'all scan 35mm movie prints? Have a few DOLBY DIGITAL Dᗡ film/trailer previews/intros on 35mm and can't find anybody that scans them with sound and everything in HD...

Wow.....they didnt know that every strat they built cost 100.000 Dollar on every auction in 2022.....230 Dollar in 1954 was also a lot.....wow

Great video!!!!

Why is your video blurry?

Really crude, the jigs and machines used to produce the Fender guitars, i live in Asia now and have had the pleasure to visit a number of guitar manufacturers in China and Indonesia, they all have the finest CNC machines available, leo would have had a ball using those in his day

just found this gem! Thank you for posting

Lovely film 14:25 With good commentary could do with more like it

That's a great advancement for the old Rank- no doubt a solid reliable scanner.

Excellent quality scan and sound quality. As well as fascinating coverage of that devastation.

I noticed people sanding wood without masks. No Bueno.

Fender Mex: made by mexicans in mex. Fender USA: made by mexicans in USA

Free Palestine

Some of those were fatal.The fire crash was Duke Nalon. He returned to racing a year later.

Gallant Fox was sired by the greatest American sire to date…..Sir Galahad III.

Belles Emotions vidéo et musical

F for the drivers/speedster who died 👇

R for the racers who died

To be fair....who would have guessed it was a bad idea for the driver to be half exposed when a car rolled? Just never could have guessed.

I was 1 year old in Alaska when that happened

Which Altoona? Pa, Iowa, Florida?????

1959…yet I saw no magic pixie dust being utilized in the making of these instruments 😉

Great seats, great video - thanks for sharing.

Two words: Seat. Belts.

He was right, she was cold for a male.... Hepburn was a lesbian

Assault had a full sister named Equal Venture (1953), who would go on to produce Prove Out (1969), who would go on to defeat Secretariat in the 1973 Woodward Stakes, and defeat Riva Ridge in the 1973 Jockey Club Gold Cup. Both those race videos are currently available on youtube. Steve Haskins has called Prove Out "The Unbeatable Horse", because at that point in his career, he pretty much was unbeatable.

Great footage. I never realized his wins were that visually impressive. When he was on his game, he was a great horse. Glad he won the triple crown, because otherwise, he would have been forgotten by most. Fun to watch 3 year old.

I very clearly remember riding in those cars in the Ford Pavillion at the New York World's Fair!!!

I just funny understand how you have the balls to race a convertible lol. Like you know how much the car weighs. Idk how anyone could be comfortable doing it lol