"FOR SOME MUST WATCH"
by the Institute of Life Insurance - 1954
Directed by PETTUS KAUFMAN
A JULIEN BRYAN Production
On a 12" metal reel. Plastic can included.
Photos show the actual item you are bidding on - please use them for full evaluation. Sold AS-IS
Julien Bryan and Pettus Kaufman are both famous photographers, much of their fame gained from WWII coverage. This film seems to be a VERY rare advertisement/PSA film that they made for the Institute of Life Insurance. Single prints from Kaufman & Bryan sell for thousands at auction - google some of their work, it's great.
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IMPORTANT:
All of the films we have for sale come from a former US Government Film Archive Storehouse (University of Arizona). We have no way of playing or viewing these films. Please use the photos to evaluate the condition of the film. All of the films have UofA leaders spliced on the beginnings. It should be assumed that the film you are bidding on may have splices, color loss, vinegar odor, etc. We are not film experts. We don't have a projector to view the films on, so we have no way of confirming how smooth the films will play. All of our films are sold as-is with no returns. Please ask all questions before bidding.
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IMPORTANT:
All of the films we have for sale come from a former US Government Film Archive Storehouse (University of Arizona). We have no way of playing or viewing these films. Please use the photos to evaluate the condition of the film. All of the films have UofA leaders spliced on the beginnings. It should be assumed that the film you are bidding on may have splices, color loss, vinegar odor, etc. We are not film experts. We don't have a projector to view the films on, so we have no way of confirming how smooth the films will play. All of our films are sold as-is with no returns. Please ask all questions before bidding.
FREE MEDIA MAIL SHIPPING. Please note that Media Mail can be VERY SLOW. If you need the film quickly, you'll have to pay for an upgraded shipping service.