1921 - Manhatta film (Remastered, Colorized, 60 FPS)

[@FEARisCOLD]

Man my grandma wasn’t even born yet and she just died this year at 97 years old. Life and time are crazy notions.

[@cysecgnz]

Absolutely stunning and beautiful. I’m truly speechless.

[@memonk11]

Wow. You can see the Singer building before it was dismantled.

[@MrEdIsTheSource]

Seeing the men working on skyscrapers without any safety gear is giving me a panic attack. I hate heights....

[@georgejetson1025]

It gives todays safety inspectors a boner ! $$$$$$$$$$

[@omega458]

100 years isn't even a long time and so much change could happen, it's like seeing into an alternate dimension so awesome! Go look up Peter jacksons they shall not grow old ww1 movie/doc it's amazing!

[@FIINKS]

Wonder what 2120 will look like

[@damotheexplorer9409]

would be rich owning a hat store back then

[@randomrahul5221]

Man that's 100 years old!!

[@wcmarchese]

Awesome videos! Subscribed.

[@kwv889j]

5:20 Wonder what building this is?

[@gammaanteria]

RMS Aquitania (1914-1950) can be seen...sailed over 3 million miles

[@soltanalosmi475]

The world changed so much the cloth they wear look to us nothing more then a movie i mean we all know this only in movies.. make me really wander what human kind will see in us in 100 years what will shock them when they see human in 2021. The way we dress or the cars or the faces or a horrible event that we don’t know off.

[@gammaanteria]

The Equitable Building (from 3:31 - 3:54)

[@MrsUndergroundMusic]

2020 is perfect to look back on how better years ago was.

[@Nebo8ful]

It always blow my mind that NYC already had skyscraper at that time while Europe only started building skyscraper a few decade after WW2

[@illdrumatik391]

Holy crap is that true?

[@Pinastri]

Not at all. In Poland we builded skyscrapers in 1906 year in Warsaw. Then in 20s in other cities. The Swedish-owned company also known as Cedergren, won a tender in 1900 to expand the Warsaw telephone network. For that purpose, two buildings were built at Zielna street in downtown Warsaw, holding the telephone exchange and the company's headquarters. The building was built between 1904 and 1910. At this time it was the highest building in Europe.

[@misterr3083]

No, that simply isn't true, the first skyscraper on the European continent was The Boerentoren or KBC Tower, 1931, so 8 years before WW2, not "a few decade(s) after WW2", It always blows my mind that we have such easy access to this information but people make up their own versions of reality/history.

[@Memi-cp4yc]

In 1889 the first skyscraper of Europe was built in Rotterdam called 'het witte huis', 'the white house'.

[@spensert4933]

Looks like you could take a stroll around a local cemetery in front of a church

[@auspiciouscloud8786]

All the steam and smoke! Wow

[@a.b.1184]

Can people use this video for free and credit given of course?

[@spensert4933]

Just think there is not a single computer anywhere and probably next to no airconditionning

[@illdrumatik391]

And lots of yellow dirty teeth lol

[@logoarchivecollectioncompa19]

*First Flight Over North Pole (1926)*

[@travisniles6800]

Everyone looks the same. Dressed the same.

[@paulramires2709]

how many hats are in the video?

[@leamichele2535]

yes

[@larrywilliams6069]

'Manhatta'? Why Manhatta? What does unpent mean?

[@richardpusar7253]

Hats.

[@bartobruintjes7056]

Where is the sound? I miss the Empire State building.

[@G1ue5tick]

Why did everyone limp back then?

[@bobpop9322]

Everybody had fucked up shoes

[@hughes-520]

They didn’t. Where do u see limping

[@arno1435]

The left and right shoe wasn’t common until after ww2

[@logoarchivecollectioncompa19]

British Pathé

[@bobpop9322]

In there was walking the godfather