Threading a 16mm Projector

How-to film produced to ensure quality shows and prevent destruction of films. Produced by Iowa State University and Motion Picture Services. Circa 1950's. Creative Commons License--No Rights Reserved, Public Domain

[@ChrisVarga]

I love old tech. It makes you realize that innovation is not a new invention! Thanks for posting this.

[@drjcaldwell]

I just woke up from a panic dream about threading 16mm which I did all of five times (mostly 35mm) and this brought me some level of relief.

[@ubmathzone1028]

I was the AVA person at my high schools for many years and taught many a student to thread a 16 mm projector. How technology has advanced with DVDs and such. Wow!

[@natbru2k11]

Loved my RCA 700 16 mm.

[@Dimension150]

I have this model projector. To this day it still runs great!

[@rolandmairecinetophon]

Merveilleux projecteur .Chargement manuel excellent.

[@ram-dm6fz]

always half notice on projector during watching cinema in childhood. I so so interested in machnisum

[@turner6019]

Nice I love!

[@ducter2001]

An excellent vintage short. Apart from 1\2 splices this film is in excellent condition for its age.. How was it transferred to Video? I enjoyed this look back at past projector history..Tkns for posting...