Scanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1955 #filmstrip from Life magazine presents the history of mammals, from the paleocene epoch to the pleistocene epoch.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1955 #filmstrip from Life magazine presents the history of mammals, from the paleocene epoch to the pleistocene epoch.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1949 #filmstrip is an introduction to fractions, and features colorful, wholesome mid-century illustrations.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: Part of a 1963 series on music, this #filmstrip focused on the concept of key signatures. Sadly, its soundtrack is long gone.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1949 #filmstrip introduces students to mixed fractions decades before Two And A Half Men. It's got colorful, wholesome mid-century illustrations, too.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1955 #filmstrip from Life magazine is a comprehensive overview of the evolution of reptiles, from their evolutionary origins to the end of dinosaurs.
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@pineight.comI bet you could represent a #filmstrip as ID3 chapter covers! It'd take typically 64 chapters or so from the FOCUS frame to the last picture. Paging @uncommonephemera.org
@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This wholesome and colorful 1950 #filmstrip teaches viewers why Americans celebrate (or celebrated) Flag Day, and what the flag does (or used to) stand for.
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@uncommonephemera.orgNEWLY RESTORED at @archive.org: Part of a 1985 series on robotics, this #filmstrip discusses the various differences that matter when choosing or specifying an industrial robot. https://uncom.cc/p8qbo
@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1950 #filmstrip introduces viewers to mid-century farmers in Greece, and is full of photos of real farmers from 1950 working in rural areas of the country.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: Part of a series on colors for youngsters, this 1976 #filmstrip features a musical revue of the adventures in the previous filmstrips. It's complete with its soundtrack.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: Part of a 1976 elementary series on colors, this #filmstrip features a blue crayon who gets three blue wishes from a blue bee. It's complete with its soundtrack.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: Part of a 1976 series on colors for youngsters, this #filmstrip features two red crayons who meet a wizard in the woods who can do "special things." It's complete with its soundtrack.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: Part of a 1976 series on colors for young children, this #filmstrip features a sentient orange crayon who gets a tour of a farm full of orange things. It's complete with its soundtrack.
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@uncommonephemera.orgScanned and uploaded to @archive.org: This 1960 #filmstrip explain to kids why their future home's lawn will never look nice if their neighbors don't take care of theirs. Ask me how I know.
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