Sea Hunt 2x29 The Female

[@diverbob8]

Watched every show, and took up scuba as soon as I found a way, basic certification in 1969....still at it at age 73! Thanks Mike Nelson!

[@wolfhound1452]

He made me a swimmer. Same age and still swimming. He must have inspired many kids.

[@beachbum1523]

Looks like Mike Nelson picked the wrong week to quit sniffin' glue! 😜

[@donhanson3361]

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[@davidm5707]

Between Lloyd Bridges and Jacques Cousteau, I was hooked in junior high, although I didn't get certified until after college.

[@randallp.8313]

Me too. I took a 69 hour course through my college's PE dept. I was certified in 1969 by NAUI and LA County. I didn't keep at it though because I was an impoverished college student.

[@icebergo6]

gotta love sea hunt! Lloyd bridges is the ultimate sea cowboy.

[@charlesborders2893]

HE WAS MY CHILD HOOD HERO DIVER HE WAS THE REASON I INLISTED IN THE US NAVY TO BE COME A NAVY DIVER IN VIETNAM DIVING IN RIVERS AND HARBOR CLEARANCE AND ALL KIND OF SHIT

[@johnbockelie3899]

So she winds up with the bends.

[@tomdooley3522]

Watched that show in the mid 1950s on the frist TV we ever had , and still love it.

[@ronhiel6898]

Loved Lloyd Bridges in Sea Hunt. Was only a pre-teen back then but I was so enthralled by his show and his family. A#1 show, Have never forgotten it.

[@pigvomit526]

One if my favorite actors of all time. Talk about a versatile genius.

[@douglasturner6153]

I loved this show when it was new over 60 years ago. Glad to see so many others did too. "The Female"! Such a refreshingly retro Title for a great TV episode.

[@Dutch1954]

This was my favorite show when I was a kid. I'm sure I saw every one of these episodes, but I cant remember a single one of them. Fun to see this again, surprisingly I clicked right back into it.

[@recordman64]

Happy to see that the entire series is here on YT!

[@ianedwards4400]

I just stumbled upon this episode and discovered that the female guest-star in this one is Lynn Bernay. She was the one spotted in the Rock-a-beatin boogie number from Rock around the clock which was the show-stopper featuring lead pair, Lisa Gaye and Earl Barton. Lynn was also seen dancing to Bill Haley's 'Hot Dog Buddy, Buddy' from the movie Don't knock the rock. Her other credit, to my knowledge, was as Lisa Gaye's best friend and room-mate in the 1962 suspense drama "Night of evil".

[@jesusapolicarpio-delacruz3851]

My Goodness, LaneEdwards, much obliged for this addendum...I've been in a quagmire on the names of those Hot Dog Buddy Buddy dancers!!! What about tbe pair on the R-O-C-K dance scene???

[@ianedwards4400]

@@jesusapolicarpio-delacruz3851 The R-O-C-K dance sequence featured the stars of Rock around the clock, the Rock 'N Roll Queen, LISA GAYE and Earl Barton who played her brother. He also choreographed the movie. Lisa starred in 5 episodes of Sea Hunt. She was an expert swimmer in real life.

[@josephjackson7269]

I grew up on Sea Hunt and Sky King. I’m 70 now and dived all over. Still enjoy backward over the side

[@mauricepowers8079]

I remember waiting patiently all week for this show ... It aired on Saturday nights on one of the NYC stations we got in SW CT. Growing up with this show, The Aquanauts, Gunsmoke, Creature Feature...Saturday nights in the late 50's and early 60's was a great time to grow up...

[@TheScavenger71]

I grew up in the NY suburbs at the same time. I think the show aired on one of the independent stations which were WNEW channel 5, WOR channel 9, and WPIX channel 11. Perhaps I can find an old TV Guide online to help me remember which station broadcast it and like you, I looked forward to watching it.

[@mauricepowers8079]

@@TheScavenger71 back then we only had ABC, CBS and NBC ... and we had WOR and yes I remember WPIX. Nice part was we didn't have to channel surf because we had TV Guide...can't do that nowadays...I refuse to buy cable ... The most I splurge on is Netflix and my kid has a HULU account. I watch most of my movies on KZbin though(it's my Scottish frugality😂)

[@TheScavenger71]

@@mauricepowers8079 If you have not already done so, may I suggest you consider getting a small over the air antenna? I am currently in the Clearwater area of Florida and a small $12 antenna coupled with a powered signal amplifier pulls in 29 stations. Some of them are stations I'll never watch like Home Shopping but I am able to get ME-TV, Antenna TV, and Cosi TV all of which show old programs. A few years ago I believe it was ME-TV showed two episodes of Sea Hunt on week nights between 4 and 5 in the morning and being retired I was able to watch many of them. Sue Randall, who was one of Beaver Cleaver's teachers, was often a guest star and holy smoke was she gorgeous as was Lisa Gaye who was another actress that frequently appeared on the show.

[@mauricepowers8079]

@@TheScavenger71 oh...i bought one a couple years ago...i live in SE Alabama and I get about 8 stations with the Antenna I have(it's a cheapy...) I may get the bigger powered Antenna which will get me a couple more stations but I am in no rush right now...one of my sons just bought a Condo in Largo and my daughter is a nurse down in Bradenton.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

I grew up watching this in NW Connecticut.

[@andrewc.2952]

What a neat show!

[@marinagarciasolorzano1724]

life and people were so simple and easy... I guess I must have had to stay in those days... those days were according to my mentality and behave...today, I dont understand the confusing twisted way of living ! I love this video... took me to my glory time!

[@waynewillingham5262]

This was one of my favorite shows when I was a kid, I never missed a show.. He was the main reason I took up diving, I even joined the Maryland Hydronauts dive club in 1970..

[@tomdooley3522]

No political correctness , this was before civil rights laws decided to make normalcy a crime.

[@hyrdrogenalpha]

"not a good day to stop sniffing glue!"

[@JoeL-kn9tc]

Sea Hunt was a great show. Happy to meet all of you in my generation!

[@B1jujv75]

I loved Sea Hunt when i was just a kid :) I love it just as much now as i did then :) Thank u for the upload :)

[@el7jake]

You'd never get away with a title like "The Female" on today's TV programs.

[@antonyandrerenaissanceart977]

Sure you could...might even suggest same sex exchanges...no morals today...no pride or integrity to say the least... And the beat goes on...

[@WolfsH0ok]

one legged black lesbian diver called Elliot

[@jimbosan710]

99.9% are Females and only a couple are real women.

[@tomdooley3522]

Female today isn't any complement And could land you in court for just Letting your guard down , because your got comfortable being around them at work and thought you knew them and they were your friends.

[@sd906238]

Potential Birthing Person.

[@urquattro196]

Thanks Keylie, you are the best

[@keylienelson6379]

+William Bennett THANKS! Happy viewing.

[@dangerman7408]

Remember watching this series,along with Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea here in the UK during the 60s.

[@9johnpaul]

Took a girl friend diving once. Told her a few dos and don'ts and wouldn't you know it she didn't listen. When I was just going for a certificate to be qualified to dive we had to do something similar to what they were doing. we did it in the deep end of an Olympic pool. We would shut the air off,wrap the weight belt and mask around it and take it down and lay it on the bottom and go back up. Jump back in ,swim down and put the equipment back on and clear your mask. Things must have improved over the years as we had a gauge attached to the tank that you could look at and see how much air you had left.

[@jodyliles9216]

Really enjoyed watching this show .

[@brianchisnell1548]

Own the dvd set. Crammed with bloopers! The best show in the 50s

[@gabrielschulz302]

i've never seen this show .Really good

[@gregmitchell3674]

Sea Hunt was my favorite show when i was a kid in the early 1960's

[@brianfuller5868]

This was a good episode.

[@royallclark6331]

Used to call him Ol' Crowbar as he seemed to always be using a crowbar in so many of his shows.. He did inspire me to go into diving and got certified in 1968....

[@stephensee5417]

He cut plenty of air hoses with his divers knife!

[@rodmoore1577]

Loved this show! Started my love affair with the oceans. Guess that's why I'm an Aquaman fan

[@Montyhugo]

LOVE THESE OLD "INDEPENDENT" SHOWS! ANOTHER GOOD SHOW WAS/IS"HIGHWAY PATROL"👍

[@johnbockelie3899]

This woman is like a cat with a ball of yarn when they get under water.

[@deksea]

One question NEVER to ask Mike Nelson: "How would YOU know?"

[@johnbockelie3899]

When I was a kid we called him Lloyd Britches. I know , stupid eh?.

[@dillysgirl4ever]

Mike Nelson is, was, and always will be, The Man. That’s how he knew everything.

[@foursticks100]

Loved watching these shows

[@patrickfennell6372]

Great show. Thanks.......

[@rigoletto92111]

It's amazing what a pretty girl can do to a guy...

[@stu3775]

It truly is amazing.

[@georgespeck8761]

love the white rubber swim cap she wore

[@stevedesjardins4195]

I enjoy all the Bridges but Lloyd is a part of my upbringing.

[@hyrdrogenalpha]

Ah, Silver Springs Florida before the water became polluted!

[@daleburrell6273]

How AWFUL-!

[@DrBillBushing]

Based on the giant kelp and fish species, much of it was filmed in SoCal

[@seikibrian8641]

@@DrBillBushing Very little, actually. Most of the underwater sequences in seasons 1 through 3 were shot at Silver Springs, and in season 4 they did most of them in the Bahamas. They did some establishing shots and the like in California, but currents, tides, low visibility, etc. made the ocean in California a less than ideal location for filming.

[@DrBillBushing]

@@seikibrian8641 Well, at least the segments that show giant kelp and local fish species were filmed here

[@seikibrian8641]

@@DrBillBushing Yep, many of them near Catalina.

[@gtate9]

oh Mike, what can I do to repay you? you can dry my back.LOLOLOL

[@philam1973]

I worked for an aerospace company fir almost 40 years. They used to own a research vessel that appeared occasionally on this program. We bought it and outfitted it for electronics so we could work with our equipment in real life situations. When we had it it was called the Sonar Queen.

[@nightowl5475]

His one mistake was trusting a broad.

[@daleburrell6273]

THAT'S NOT FAIR- AND YOU KNOW IT!!!

[@raphaelandrews3617]

He was thinking with feet not his head.

[@tommytwotoes3880]

#1 rule of diving "NEVER DIVE ALONE".

[@seikibrian8641]

Rule #1 is "Never hold your breath when ascending." Solo diving is not only common, but there are even certifications for it, such as PADI's Self Sufficient Diver program.

[@ARedMotorcycle]

@@seikibrian8641 You gotta clear your lungs when ascending quickly or your lungs will pop like a balloon. But I'm sure you know that. And it's frightening enough of a thought to make you never forget.

[@seikibrian8641]

@@ARedMotorcycle "You gotta clear your lungs when ascending..." "Clearing" is not a term used when referring to the lungs; "inhaling," "exhaling," and simply "breathing" are. And as I very clearly stated, "never hold your breath when ascending," so yes, I knew that. "Clearing" is something you do to a flooded mask, and the term is also sometimes used as a synonym for "equalizing" in the case of a diver's ears and sinuses.

[@centralmexicodogsanctuarya4590]

Dove as a tech diver for 30 years alone. I'm still alive.

[@michaeldarr2172]

It's actually a great episode that outlines the importance of following dive safety protocols. I heard several stories from Instructors about the days before certifications, people would go out and get washed up on the beach or just never be found.

[@diverbob8]

Fortunately, the industry got control of itself pretty fast, It was not a simple matter to find equipment or air fills without a certification.

[@ronjeffrey8641]

@@diverbob8 True, I remember as a kid you could buy five gear at our local hardware store A full set of gear cost considerably less than what I paid for my first regulator. Lol... still well out of reach of my 50 cent a week allowance.

[@kevinlamarr1424]

This is why you tube is better than 📺 today

[@wrybreadspread]

9:17 "Kiss off, loser!" Very eloquent gesture. 9:32 And very eloquent reply.

[@robertszvetics210]

sea hunt was one of my favorite tv series when i was a kid nowi own the whole series on dvd mike nelson rules

[@JSOMERSETJSOMERSET]

robert szvetics lets petition the post office for a sea hunt classic tv post stamp..

[@robertszvetics210]

JSOMERSET994 JSOMERSET994 sound like a good idea mike nelson was the man

[@joekjr2]

Rocky: What would we do with a girl? Bullwinkle: This is a family show Rocky.

[@GoodVideos4]

Scuba diving equipment now includes a snorkel, an inflatable life jacket, and gauges attached to the tanks, like showing how much air is left. The goggles also would not have the glass part in front of the nose.

[@chefduane3742]

You can see the window on the other side of the tank. I really miss Marineland.

[@randybarnett2308]

Marineland was actually better than SeaWorld !🐋🐬🐟🐳🐙🦈 Remember Bubbles the Whale ?😎

[@death2pc]

Following the end scene, Mike took Gracie below and deservedly gave her what for. Afterward, they showered and went out for dinner at The Enchanted Lagoon Restaurant, further sharing a most memorably intimate time....

[@dannyc.jewell8788]

Haven't seen this sience it came out in 59 ,it almost makes me sweat

[@rigoletto92111]

Thank god they invented the pressure gauge!

[@seikibrian8641]

-- Yeah, using your watch is only a rough estimate, because you don't know exactly how much air you're using at any given moment. The first generation Aqua-Lung didn't have any ports, so there was no way to connect an SPG. When the two-stage, single-hose regulator was introduced, Aqua-Lung/US Divers redesigned theirs to have extra ports, but sales still declined to the point that eventually Aqua-Lung/US Divers came out with their own single-hose regulators. I like the double-hose design for the placement of the exhaust (no bubbles in your face), but that's about the only advantage.

[@daleburrell6273]

@@seikibrian8641 ...SOUNDS LIKE YOU KNOW A LOT ABOUT IT-!!

[@seikibrian8641]

@@daleburrell6273 A little bit. I started diving back in 1967, but never got past the introductory level. I quit diving for years, and didn't get back into it until 2017! During that 50-year hiatus I kept reading scuba books and magazines, did a little diving with friends, and so on, but I was the oldest person in my class when I finally got PADI certified.

[@daleburrell6273]

SeikiBrian ...if you say so!!!

[@ARedMotorcycle]

@@seikibrian8641 Still wondering how they didn't get decompression sickness without doing safety stops in this episode. Which is why it's a TV show, not a learning tool.

[@rick3514]

Back when shows on TV were worth watching. Unlike the garbage that is on TV the past many years.

[@TheChrismsanchez1]

"Oh Mike, what could I ever do to repay you?" "Dry my back."😳

[@chasingvenusfilmarts]

Turn yourself in and go to JAIL for the premeditated reckless endangerment of others you psycho that's what! SMH Wow. haha.

[@death2pc]

"Well, now that you mention it......................................"

[@yararogerio5092]

Que pena não ter dublado . Amo essa série

[@hdemello1]

Nice instructor !!!!! I'll help her. All the time.

[@chriscross3962]

One big advantage for the production company was that they could very often re-use underwater footage. Sequences were filmed once but then re-edited three or four times for different episodes - like at about 01:30, the third time (at least)

[@axiomist1076]

I'll tell her what she can do to make it up to me! Gorgeous woman. Hadnt seen this show since ????? Loved this. Great picture, very good qual. and lots of technical details in the story. Very well made. Like this better than any of the others available here (Tombstone Terr.; Hiway Patrol ) this is the first episode I see. Looking forward to many more. Bridges was the perfect actor for this. Wonder if he already knew his stuff about diving or if he trained for the series?

[@JJPurp]

Lmao

[@dillysgirl4ever]

Lloyd trained for this series.

[@erikhertzer8434]

19:53 lloyd gets a handful...

[@daleburrell6273]

...THAT WAS OBVIOUSLY UNINTENTIONAL!!!

[@death2pc]

That's our Mike, the breastie smuggler........................

[@andreynikolskiy7807]

briliant at 2:17 never forget to push your GUE valve ))

[@vleldaddio210]

Mike always says to never go diving alone yet in alot of his adventures he does Just That !! Even at that decade was there no way to check to make Sure the tanks were full of air ? I Know it is a TV show with some leeway so expect something like this to happen .Seemed like at least Criminal mischief on her part !!

[@DrBillBushing]

We did have topside pressure gauges, but no SPGs back then. The J-valve was our back-up. I dived solo for much of the 60s and 70s (and still did until recently)

[@daleburrell6273]

YOU CAN TAKE ALL THE PRECAUTIONS IN THE WORLD- BUT IT'S ALL FOR NAUGHT- IF SOMEONE SABOTAGES YOU-!!!

[@daleburrell6273]

YOU'RE FORGETTING THAT WOMEN ARE NOT ALWAYS LOGICAL(!)

[@steveneaklor2990]

That's actually mentioned in one episode. During part of the narration he says he will dive alone once in awhile in order not to subject someone else to possible danger, but it's "still not a good thing to do."

[@vleldaddio210]

Thank's for the replys very info and eish I had at least tried scuba diving !

[@PC24800]

This was so instructional for a ten year old boy and along with Hans and Lotti Hass was the influence for me to join the "British Sub-Aqua Club" where I lied about my age at 13, telling them that I was 15. Years later I had an accident breaking all the rules and was declared dead on the beach. I am still here!!!! Another tale!

[@susiepittman601]

Oh I watched religiously.

[@piehound]

Hey Mandelbaum . . . you think you're better than me ???? It's go time. I'm taking it up a notch . . . butterbean.

[@williamoverton1548]

As a kid i expected a seahunt upgrade as voyage to the sea came out

[@bethg.5611]

Am I missing something? Shouldn't she have been reported? And banned from being an instructor?

[@daleburrell6273]

...people weren't so mean back then(?)

[@johnbockelie3899]

A pompous stuffy square. What an insult.

[@chardtomp]

"By this time my lungs were aching for air!"

[@ralphm896]

This episode is one of my favorites. Where can I get the complete Sea Hunt series on DVD?

[@DrBillBushing]

Amazon

[@TralfazConstruction]

Saturday evening at 7 PM? Its time may have conflicted with Lawrence Welk.

[@Bigbuddyandblue]

He picked a bad day to teach scuba diving.

[@csu4227]

Lloyd is super hot!!!

[@seikibrian8641]

@@oldaccount8306 No, he died in 1998 at the age of 85.

[@GoodVideos4]

That person by the beginning trying to do scuba diving without doing the course first, it seems.

[@donbranter8488]

Hi son, Beau looks like him.

[@williamgarrett9479]

i like it when Lloyd Bridges cops a feel 26:08

[@wrybreadspread]

Pardon my intrusion, mon ami. You want the 19:52 time mark. 26:08 represents the conclusion of the episode. I myself have often done the same error. And yes, it's a moment to understandably savor. One might even say, 1950's fanservice.

[@daviddavis3155]

I wrote in Mike Nelson’s name on the 2016 Presidential ballot

[@dorothyknowlton3319]

How did they survive?

[@markgarin6355]

Same underwater shots for 64 foot drop and dive cave. And she didn't let half his air go, she swapped tanks

[@michael69040]

What happened career wise to the spunky but recklessly cocky female student diver. A Lynn Bernay is listed in the closing credits but nothing comes up.

[@oneeyedman99]

She was more often credited as Lynette Bernay, and has an IMDB entry under that name. She seems to have been more successful as a costume designer than an actress.

[@jimbobjimjim6500]

Lloyd was 46 here.

[@cressi777]

When diving was young.

[@brianfuller5868]

cressi777 Very young

[@artharrison294]

And so we’re we. Equipment is largely the same, but very different at the same time. No one is making the double hose regulator these days, though I still have one in a trunk somewhere. Two stage single hose regulators with stage 1 mounted on the tank, and stage two at the mouth piece came into being about the time I started diving. Inflatable flotation vests were common for managing buoyancy and for emergency use. They are no longer seen, having been replaced by a buoyancy control(BC) vest, now inflatable from the tank. Depth gauge, watch and dive tables, have given way to the octopus setups with a spare second mouth. piece regulator, and dive computers, more technical, with increased safety are now the norm. the (J) valve in the episode for release of an emergency supply of air was the trick set up back then, though is certainly frowned up now. usage of the k valve has returned to favor. In spite of the changes, diving was diving, and was absolutely great in the 60’s and 70’s, and still is today. Any old timers, other than me remember Ron Merker from the Newport Beach Dive Shop, CA.? He was kind of a legend when he was my first dive instructor(mid 60’s). Those were the days, thanks Kylie!

[@hannahtriz]

Back then did divers not do safety stops?

[@seikibrian8641]

Not usually; especially not on short, shallow dives. For one thing, before BCDs came along you put on the right amount of weight for a particular depth and spent most of your time there. Once you started your ascent and your wet suit expanded it was hard to stop at an intermediate depth; without a guide line to grab onto, once you started toward the surface it took a lot of finning to keep from popping to the surface like a cork.

[@Strazman]

So I know this is set in the late 50s / early 60s, and that the equipment was very different back then. But did they really not have any sort of air meter or any way of knowing how full their tanks were back then while underwater, unlike today with our octopus setups? Seems extremely dangerous.

[@JJPurp]

They just changed over to better tech in the late 50s.

[@ronjeffrey8641]

This time period in diving was something akin to the barnstorming days of aviation.

[@Draxindustries1]

Lynn Bernay was a very beautiful woman...

[@claudiorossi5190]

Hola, soy de Argentina y quisiera saber si se pueden conseguir capítulos en español, graciaaaaas.

[@brianfuller7691]

The talented Lynn Bernay was Gracie Bond

[@dstorm7752]

They could never even make this episode in today's Politically Correct climate. The show would have to feature a disabled minority lesbian who was a far better skin diver than Lloyd.

[@nightowl5475]

You’re right buddy. We wouldn’t want to insult 000.000.001 per cent of the population. So, we gotta rely on the old shows for now.

[@daleburrell6273]

AW- TO HELL WITH "POLITICAL CORRECTNESS"- THE REASON THAT CRAP HAS BEEN GOING ON FOR SO LONG IS BECAUSE NOBODY HAS STOOD UP TO THOSE JERKS- AND CALLED THEIR BLUFF!!!

[@phillyflash43]

I dunno...."cis-gendered identifies as female" might be acceptable.

[@jstravelers4094]

Angry and inadequate is no way to go through life son.

[@wrybreadspread]

Rey Nelson

[@TheodoreJudah]

Cops a feel at 19:50

[@aj-2savage896]

If she couldn't teach diving, she could always teach driving.

[@carlosnelson9295]

Sou fã desta série, mas gostaria de assistir dublado! Alguem sabe como mudar a linguagem?

[@patfenis7644]

So the lady tries to commit premeditated murder but the saga at the end has him asking her to dry his back . Am missing something?

[@lumenpraetorius4592]

Women can be......difficult.

[@MrBass-nt5fw]

TPYICAL , HE WOULDA DECKED A GUY ,,, A WOMAN "DRY MY BACK " POOR MIKE TYPICAL WHITE NIGHT :(

[@daleburrell6273]

...YOU'RE FORGETTING THAT SHE DID HELP HIM GET OUT OF THAT PREDICAMENT-(!)

[@Capn2Mike]

Cute :-)

[@robfninh]

gee I loved this as a kid. That chick should be whipped for that prank. But, because it was 1960 they worked it out. Imagine that.

[@axiomist1076]

After an offer like "how can I make it up to you?" you bet he'd work something out. So would I.

[@daleburrell6273]

YOU ARE OVERLOOKING THE FACT THAT SHE DIDN'T HAVE TO COME CLEAN ABOUT WHAT SHE DID- AND SHE WAS OBVIOUS ASHAMED- I'M PRETTY SURE THAT MIKE TOOK ALL THAT INTO CONSIDERATION!!!

[@caseyj.1332]

Only a woman could get away with that. A man would have gotten punched in the face

[@cherylstait8091]

Private eyes are watching you.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

1.. theres more than 1 instructor in florida.. you can get your license somewhere else.. 2 .. classes always have 2 instructors.. 3.. never trust a flunked student.. never

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

uh NO.. find a new instructor not me

[@davidpetrie8261]

why wasnt seahunt filmed in colour

[@brianchisnell1548]

50s. Not many shows were.

[@ronjeffrey8641]

Very few people had color T.V.s in those days.

[@millardthompson6844]

HIS WIFE WAS FROM WORCESTER MASS SMALL WORLD

[@SensualManOriginal]

Really? I kown how to lived over there ay Gage St. !!!

[@MrUhwoody]

WHAT... a tomato.

[@katsalazar6960]

Since when does Mike hire somebody to drive his boat?

[@needabreak]

Hey!!!! Good looking guys can do the same things. Lol

[@ARedMotorcycle]

As a diver, I cringe when they ascend all the way to the surface without a safety stop.

[@diverbob8]

Safety stops were not a thing until years later....