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NETWORK PRINTS
Below
are original Network prints as they were originally shown complete with
all commercials

 RACKET SQUAD
1952, CBS NETWORK PRINT,
One of television's first classic crime shows, Racket Squad starred Reed Hadley as captain John Braddock, tireless investigator for San Francisco's Racket Squad, who tracked down a wide variety of flimflammers and con artists. produced by Hal Roach, Jr., and Carroll Case.
and based on actual case records from the police departments around the country.
Presented by Phillip Morris, the print includes all the commercials. Philip
Morris used
a bellboy with a distinctive voice to call out its slogan "Call for Philip Morris." Originally used on radio shows, the slogan was transferred to television and the bellboy appeared in numerous early commercials. and throughout the Racket Squad Show. Johnny
Roventini, the 4-foot bellboy who became one of the best-known figures in American advertising by yelling Call for Philip
Morraaaaaiiss`very good to excellent original, complete with all opening & closing titles.
$75 

BRIDE & GROOM
CBS Network Print
is a campy show where everyday John and Jane Does from all over America were
legally hitched on TV. Bride & Groom originally ran on CBS between 1951 and 1953
in 15-minute increments between soaps weekday mornings. The show moved briefly
to NBC in 1954 for one more season, and into that network's rerun lineup
occasionally in fits and spurts until 1958, when it was banished forever from
the dial. Originally Bride & Groom was
a radio show that'd been on the air as far
back as 1946
During the episode of
Bride and Groom, host John Nelson, who originally did the '40s radio
program, quizes the real-life couple about their relationship. Then, he cuts
away to an in-studio commercial,
Betty Crocker and General Mills
products. Bisquick, Crustquick etc. After the plug, the happy couple is
whisked off to another part of the set for their wedding as sidekick Phil
Hanna croons the couple's chosen wedding song. Afterwards, the couple would
be showered with prize "gifts" silverware, towels, Washers, Dryers etc.
Also thrown into the deal was an
all-expense paid honeymoon, and the chance to drive a new car to the airport
along the way.
One of the earliest
televised reality show runs 15 minutes, This episode was shown on CBS,
March 19 1952,The Kinoscope is in excellent shape, with all commercials,
a great campy look at early television.$65

PATRICE
MUNSEL SHOW- ABC Network Print
4/25/1958
Metropolitan Opera singer demonstrates her
versaltility as a singer in this live variety show, by singing show tunes
and popular songs with guest stars Georges Guetary, & Nancy Walker, The
Charles Sanford Orchestra with sponsors the 1958 Buick & Frigidare, v.g. to
exc. shape, 30 min.
$70 DATE
WITH THE ANGELS- ABC Network Print, 1957,starring
Betty White,
Bill Williams, episode Mother By Proxy,
complete with all commercials,
sponsored by the Plymouth Dealers Of America., exc. print $70 HALF A HIGGINS
1962
ABC Network Print stars
Stanley Holloway.
episode title
'Half A Higgins', Situation comedy starring the
veteran British music-hall comic who achieved fame in America in My Fair Lady, Higgin's a gentlemen butler from Scotland who found himself sent to America to
serve a suburban couple. They had inherited him as part of an ancestral
bequest. sponsored by the 1963 Pontiac cars, has
all the
commercials, print is in excellent shape, & uncut.
$65 

FORD THEATRE
, All Star Theatre
began
as a monthly series of live hour-long dramatic plays on CBS on October 17, 1948. It became a regular series a year later, airing on alternate Friday nights with other dramatic shows. After a sean's absence, Ford Theatre returned to the air on NBC in October 1952, as a filmed series of half-hour plays. This version of the show remained on NBC for four years and then moved on to ABC for a final season.With the shift to film, the production moved to Hollywood and teh episodes starred motionpicture performers. The scope ranged from light comedy to heavy drama and consisted of adaptations of plays and novels as well as original stories. Such familiar names as Charles Coburn, Barry Sullivan, Peter Lawford, Thomas Mitchell, Ann Sheridan, Claudette Colbert, Ida Lupino, and Teresa Wright starred in these shows.
$50
EACH ABC Network prints, 30 min.
'Fate Travels East', 3/13/1957,
Linda Darnell, Craig Stevens anthology TV series is a ABC Network print with Tennessee Ernie Ford promoting Ford Cars, exc. shape-
Man Without Fear
3/1/1956, Raymond Burr, Joseph
Cotten,
ABC Network print with all
Ford car
commercials,
Sometimes
It Happens,
11/7/1956, Guy Madison, Diane Foster
ABC Network print with all Ford car
commercials,

TELEPHONE TIME
CBS produced Telephone Time during the 1956-1957 season based on true stories collected by host John Nesbitt. Remember John Nesbitt's "Passing Parade" series in the theaters? Produced at the Hal Roach Studios in Culver
City,
'Keeley's Wonderful Machine',
9/16/1956
starring Melville Cooper, Barry Kelly, Madge Blake.
CBS
Network print
with all the Bell Telephone commercials,
Hal Roach
Production $50
The Sergeant Boyd Story
12/23/1956 Pat Colby,
Patrick McVey,
William Talman
CBS
Network print
with all the Bell Telephone commercials,
Hal Roach
Production $50
SCIO OHIO
12/16/1956 William Pullen, Ann Spencer, Earle MacVeigh),
William Talman
CBS
Network print
with all the Bell Telephone commercials,
Hal Roach
Production $50
Again, The Stars
7/29/1956, Robert Ellenstein,
Nestor Paiva
CBS
Network print
with all the Bell Telephone commercials,
Hal Roach
Production $50


GOODYEAR THEATER 1957-60,
alternated with Alcoa Theater on NBC.
'All In The Family' 3/28/
1960,
Pat Crowly, Henry Hull, Adam West, Sue Ann Langden,
NBC Network print with all the Goodyear
commercials $50

CURTAIN TIME
'Tornado Of 1953',
Hal Roach Jr., Guild Films, starring Gene Lockhart, Barry Atwater, Anthology TV
series, True story of the Tornado of Vicksburg and the local Newspaper and
reporters who kept the presses rolling thru the ordeal, commercials, exc.
shape- $35

AMERICAN SPORTSMAN-
ABC Network print,1965, hosted by Kurt Gowdy, from Miami to Scotland to
Columbia, sports from around the world, commercials include Winston
Cigarettes, Braniff International Airlines, Prince Albert Tobacco, Camel
Cigarettes, 1 hour, b&w
$50
HOW LIFE BEGINS
ABC Network- 3M Special,
1968, narrated by Eddie Albert, with all the 3M commercials, First 3M Cassette
recorder, Xerox machines etc.
color is faded, 1 hour-
$40

WESTERNS

 
The Double R Ranch featured "The King of the Cowboys" Roy,
his "Smartest Horse in
the Movies" Trigger, "The Queen of the Cowgirls" Dale, her
horse Buttermilk, their dog
Bullet, and even Pat's jeep Nellybelle.
HIS
WEIGHT IN WILD CATS- Season 6 , Episode 89
Old-timer badman Denver Jones once hid $20.000 in
stolen funds near Mineral City, and recent clues have given a
gang of outlaws a head start in finding it. With Sheriff
Blodgett away, Roy turns for help to former policeman Leo Driggs,
who had lost his nerve and retired from the force, but whose
fourteen-year-old son Petey believes his father can "lick his
weight in wildcats." Excellent print has several splices
in the title segment- $35

RIVERBOAT
aired from September 1959 to January 1961 $40
each
Riverboat was an adventure series set in the 1840's aboard a 100-foot-long-stern-wheeler called the 'Enterprise' that traveled up and down the Mississippi, Missouri, and Ohio rivers. The riverboat was owned by Captain Grey Holden (played by Darren McGavin) who had won the boat in a poker game and then determined to make a success of it. Stories revolved around the passengers and personal lives of
the crew members.
Shows run 1 hour.
3- The Long Trail #29
guest star- Anthony Carouso 4-
The Two Faces of Grey Holden #34
guest
star- Suzanne Pleshette

GENE AUTRY SHOW

$35 each
1- Civil War in Deadwood, 2- Steel Ribbon,
3- Dry Gulch At Devil's Elbow 4- Double Cross Valley,
5 6- Heir To The Lazy L,
7- Feuding Friends, 8- Hot Lead & Old Lace,


LASH
OF THE WEST- Hole In The Wall Gang,
Lash La Rue, Al "Fuzzy" St. John,
Cowboy star Lash La Rue, as a modern-day rancher, told stories of the old west
and of his grandfather Marshal Las La Rue in this series, 1952, 15 min.-
$25

DRAMA


COMBAT
1963, NO TIME FOR PITY
was TV's longest running
WWII drama, honoring the frontline U.S. infantryman. On ABC from 1962
through 1967, Combat! starred Vic Morrow as Sergeant Saunders and
Rick Jason as Lieutenant Hanley.
Director-Bernard McEveety(Denise Alexander, Gunnar Hellstrom, Michael
Davis, Paul Busch,...) Hanley & men must take town where Germans
hold children hostage, exc. print complete with all opening & closing
titles b&w- $75
COURT-MARTIAL At the center of this World
War 2 drama were the officer-lawyer of the U.S. Army Judge
Advocate General's Office, headquartered in England, who investigated and
prosecuted crimes committed during wartime, The series was filmed in England,
starring Peter Graves & Bradford Dillman, all prints are in excellent
shape, 1 hour
$40
each
1- ‘Judge Them Gently’,
2-
'Where
There Was No Echo' guest
star Cameron Mitchell 

DAYS OF OUR LIVES-
Late 1960's, Macdonald Carey, an American soap opera,
which has aired nearly every weekday since November 8, 1965 on the NBC network ,
and has since been syndicated to many countries around the world. countries
around the world, exc. b&w print- $30


PERRY MASON 'The Case Of The Nervous Accomplice'
3rd Episode, Originally shown 10/05/57, Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale, William Hopper, Guests: Maggie Hayes; Greta Thyssen; William Roerick; Robert Cornthwaite; Richard Hale; James Gavin; Jean Howell; Claudia Bryar; Morris Ankrum; Tyler McVey; Robert Bice; Norman Leavitt; George Eldredge; Gail Bonney; Sam Flint; Jack Harris. Plot: A fight for supposedly oil-rich land designated for a housing development ends in murder. print is in v.g. to exc. shape-
$75

ALFRED
HITCHCOCK SHOW 1 hour, v.g. print has a
scratch that comes and goes- $40


FEDERAL MEN Action
dramas based on actual cases from the files of the U.S. Treasury Dept. Starring
Walter Greaza as the Chief, 30 min., $25 each
1- The Case Of The Broken Bargain
2- Charter Chiseler
CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF
Inspired by Jack London's stories about an intrepid mariner traversing
the South Seas, the adventure followed the exploits of
the titular sailor and his native companion, Anura, aboard the Rattler.
"The Terrible
Solomons" Grief and a plantation overseer
try to make a man out of the owner's son. Sam: Lawrence Gray. Bertie: Grek
Martin. Snow: Tudor Owen. Elizabeth: Elisa Loti. exc. shape-
$25

CHANNING
(a.k.a The Young and the Bold) was a 60 minutes ABC drama which featured
Joseph Howe (Jason Evers), a young college English professor, who finds out
he has a lot to learn from his older colleague Dean Fred Baker (Henry Jones)
The setting was a mythical college, Channing University.
#12- The Last Testament
Of Buddy Crown', Henry Jones, Jason Evers, Guest
stars, Russ Tamblyn, Mariette Hartley, David Wayne,1 hour, exc. shape-
$25
#24- A BANG & A WHIMPER Henry Jones, Jason Evers, Guest
star Robert Stephens, 1 hour, exc. shape
$25 

HAWAII
5-0 PREVIEW REEL A 30 minute reel of next week
previews shown at the end of each episode of Hawaii 5-0, narrated by Jack Lord Has such great guest stars as Simon
Oakland, Kevin McCarthy, Sal Mineo, Harold Stone, Gavin McCloud, Ricardo
Montalban, Tommy Sands, Johnny
Crawford, James Shigeta, Yaffa Kotto, Brenda Scott, Ed Flanders, Foley Granger,
Janet Nolan and more
Color rate from nice to
pinkish, print is in very good to excellent shape
$30

COMEDIES

YOUR SHOW
OF SHOWS

SID CAESAR
SHOW EXCERPTS
the
following are complete segments from the 1950’s, TV classic featuring Sid
Caesar & Carl Reiner, all b&w Kinoscopes.
1-
A MIDNIGHT SNACK
1956, Caesar’s Hour, Sid, Carl & Nannette Fabray, 18 min.
$35
2-
A DRUNK THERE WAS
1956, A hilarious take off on
silent movie dramas
with the Caesar gang, 20 min.-
$35
3-
UNIVERSAL
MOTORS FIASCO
1956,
Caesar’s Hour, Sid & Carl, 8 min. $20

BEVERLY HILLBILLIES-
"Jed Incorporated", The Clampetts set up shop running
their tax write-off corporation.
B&W v.g. to exc. shape
$35 
THE
ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW

BEWITCHED- 'A BUM RAPS' Season 2, black & white, exc.
shape $30
Two ex-actors are robbing the neighborhood.
Meanwhile, Darrin is expecting a visit from his Uncle Albert and
Samantha welcomes Horace, one of the crooks, thinking that he is the
said uncle. But eventually, the real Uncle Albert arrives and is
told that the Stephens had moved. Horace's masquerade doesn't last
long when Sam catches him stealing Harriet's watch. Sam finds out
that Horace is an imposter and really gets him and the other crook
good when they steal their stuff.

THE HONEYMOONERS


BEWITCHED- A Bum Rap, Second
Season episode, A bum cons Samantha into believing that he is Uncle Albert. exc.
shape- b&w- $30

THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW


$35 EACH, all exc. shape
WHO
OWES WHO WHAT? Episode 15,
Rob's forgotten loan turns into a forgotten debt, and a television script.
BROTHER
CAN YOU SPARE $2.500 Ep. 110, Rob receives a ransom demand
of $2500 for his lost television script.
THE
VIGILANTE RIPPED MY SPORTS COAT Ep. 99
Rob's friendship with Jerry is almost destroyed in a
row over a neighbor's crabgrass lawn. 
YOU OUGHT TO BE IN PICTURES
Rob is cast opposite a gorgeous Italian
actress in a low-budget film and turns out to be the screen's worst lover.
very good shape
some light wear
$25


PARADISE ISLAND
1956, Danny O’Neill, Anne Sterling,
Evert Hoagland & his orchestra, 15 min. musical show, b&w-
$25

CLASSIC COMMERCIAL REELS contains 10 classic 1970-80’s color commercials, colors range from very good
to pink, commercials are in excellent shape.
$30

COMMERCIAL
REEL A $30
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Pepsi
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R.C. Cola
-
Alka Seltzer
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Clarol
-
Swift Franks
-
Dr. Pepper
-
Minute Maid
-
Nationwide
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Country Time Lemonade
-
Danny
Kaye Commercial

Commercial
Reel B $30
1- TV Guide Scales Commercial
2- Uni-Royal Tires
3- Burger King
4- American Optometric
5- Bell Telephone (IB Technicolor)
6- Cracker Jack Peanut Butter, animated
7- Lakeside
8- PEUGEOT 505S CARS
9- Swift Franks
10- TV Guide Election Issue- Nov 1 1980

TV DOCUMENTARIES & NEWS

LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS
1961, MOVIETONE NEWS
The noted news commentator Lowell Thomas looks back over the yearsand brings back memories of the many great events which have happened. The vast Fox News and Fox Movietone news film libraries were used
to give you a living picture of much of the 19th century. A valuable series of films for education and recreation.
A look at the great events of 1961, All the great events of 1961 Including The
First film of man in space, Early space travel, Some great Kennedy Speeches,
beginning problems with Cuba, Nixon, Berlin Wall and much more narrated and
Hosted by Lowell Thomas 30 min., exc. shape, Blackhawk
print- $35
THE RUBLE WAR- THE CRISIS
AND BEYOND- CBS News, 12/07 1958 Howard K. Smith, a look at the
political and finial clout of Russia, and the middle East and the effect
on the U.S.A. 1 hour $50
IN SEARCH OF A SOLUTION,
Quincy Howe, 5-20-1964,

SEE IT NOW

Edward R. Murrow is the most distinguished and renowned figure in the history of American broadcast
journalism hosted this historic show from 1952 to 1958. See It Now was awarded four Emmys for Best News or Public Service Program. Many of its broadcasts were duly considered breakthroughs for the medium.
See It Now was the first news magazine series on television.
SEE IT NOW
6-30-57
Murrow's intense interview with President Tito, Dictator of Yugoslavia,
3 half hour
Parts, First 2 reels is the interview with
Murrow at Tito's palatial estate, reel 3 is a live discussion back at CBS
with 4 news people, 75 minutes total, b&w -
$60
SEE IT NOW
3-31-57
A look at Poland, and the de-Stalinization of the country as it struggles
to deal with the USSR, 2 half hour parts, exc.
shape
$40

YEAR OF THE POLARIS

Air date Oct. 11 1960,
Episode 14 Season 1
CBS
REPORTS 1960 "YEAR OF THE POLARIS"
Edward
R. Murrow The Year of the Polaris tells the
story of the successful development of the U.S.'s submarine-launched ballistic
missile. The Polaris A1 weighed 28,800 lb, with a length 28.5 ft and diameter 54 in., it had a range of approximately 1000 nm. The first stage (18,400 lb) had a steel motor case; polyurethane propellant (15,200 lb) with ammonium percholorate (oxidizer) and aluminum additives. The second stage (9,400 lb) also used a steel motor case; polyurethane propellant (7,300 lb) with ammonium perchlorate (oxidizer) and aluminum additives.
A look at the history of this mighty weapon. The launch of a Lockheed-built Polaris A1 Fleet Ballistic Missile was the first in history from a submerged submarine, the USS George Washington
(SSBN 598). It occurred July 20, 1960, off Cape Canaveral, Florida, and within three hours a second Polaris test missile was launched. On November 15, 1960, the submarine and its 16 Polaris A1s began the first patrol.
Narrated by the great Edward R. Murrow, a historic look at the weapon and
submarine that took the missle to sea, 1 hour, v.g. to exc. shape-
$55

DISCOVERY Award winning show with hosts
Bill Owens & Virginia Gibson
DISCOVERY
70 NIAGRA FRONTIER-
Network
Print, Commercials
include Secret Magic Bubble Plastic by Whamo,
ABC Alias Smith & Jones Promo, ABC
Brady Bunch Promo, Kelloggs Sugar Frosted Flakes, Kelloggs Sugar Pops,
Celeste Holm on the Mentally Ill Association, ABC, Courtship Of Eddie's
Father Promo Kool- Aid, ABC Bewitched Promo, Beautiful Kodachrome
color, color in the commercials rate
from so-so to pink exc. shape, 30 minutes- $80

LET'S TAKE A TRIP,
CBS,
1957, Host Sonny Fox with kids Joan & Jimmy, A trip to the U.S.
Militery Academy, West Point,, 60 miles up the Hudson river, 30 MINUTES,
Children's TV show, b&w Kinoscope is in excellent shape-
$40


IL MONDO
the beautiful buildings & the
people of this fairy tale country, Crown Int.
Television, 30 min., v.g. to exc. shape-
$50

THE
1966 NATIONAL DRIVERS TEST CBS, Walter
Cronkite, Mike
Wallace,
Driving circa 1966, crashes, cars, How to drive right, great for any car
buff, 50 minutes, excellent shape, b&w- Winner of the
GEORGE
FOSTER PEABODY
AWARD,
1965 $45

SPECIAL
OF THE WEEK 1961. ABC, The
Little Giants, The story of
14
boys who start a little league baseball team in Montary Mexico that conquered
America, filmed in Mexico & Texas, 50 minutes-
$30
SPECIAL
OF THE WEEK 1961, ABC,
BARNES HOSPITAL,50 minutes-
$30


CRUSADE
IN EUROPE 1949, 20th Century
Fox, March Of Time
One
of the
first major documentary series
produced especially for TV by the March Of Time unit, and was based on General
Dwight Eisenhower's best selling book of the same name. Great World War 2
footage, 20
minutes $30 each
Episode
2- Prelude to War
Episode 9- Assult On Italy
Episode
11- The G.I., Hero Of The War

THE
PRESIDENCY IN THE POST WAR YEARS, THE TRUMAN
YEARS
Learning Corperation Of America,
20 minutes,
1969, a look at
Harry
Truman, in interviews and great
archival footage- $30 each
1-
Truman & The Cold War
2-
Truman & The Uses Of Power, Civil
Rights, The Communist Trials
etc.
3-
Truman & The Korean War

SELLING OF THE PENTAGON 1965,
CBS Reports, a look at the inner workings of the Pentagon, exc. shape, 1 hour-
$75
F.D.R. ABC
TV series, 'Failure Of American Neutrality', narrated by Arthur Kennedy &
Charleton Heston, exc. shape- $40
MARK TWAIN'S AMERICA
1960- 1 hour NBC news special; on the life of the great author
& humorist. Narrated by Howard
Lindsey, v.g. to exc. shape-
$45

THE AMERICAN SHORT STORY,
James Thurber's The Greatest Man In The
World,
Host Henry Fonda, stars Brad
Davis, Carol Kane, Howard De Silva, John McMartin, color is so-so, print is
exc.- 30 min.-
$20
ARMCHAIR ADVENTURE
ARMCHAIR ADVENTURE
1955, 'Oxford Student', a look
at Oxford University in England, Sterling Television, 20 min., exc. shape-
$25
ETERNAL
LIGHT, THE LEGACY OF ANNE FRANK
NBC, nice
color,
30 minutes, a look at the life of Anne Frank thru interviews &
archival footage- $25

BRITISH TV
THE
HECKLERS
1966,
a film by Joseph Strick, BBC, 40 MIN., A comical look at British politics
b&w
Print is exc.
$60


VENDETTA FOR THE SAINT
This is a great addition to the famous tv series "The Saint" starring Roger Moore. The film was first shown in UK as two episodes of the series, in January 1969; in US it was shown as one tv movie, also in 1969 and later it hit theatres almost in whole Europe.Roger Moore is at his swashbuckling best, bringing both fire and humor to his performance. In books, The Saint was a much more ruthless character than on TV, but in this particular tale Roger Moore comes close to capturing that original spirit, playing Simon Templar with a hard edge, and wielding a shotgun at close range with deadly results.
Print is in excellent shape,
complete with all opening & closing titles, color ranges from so-so to pinkish, runs 95 minutes
$75

ROMANCE
WITH A DOUBLE BASS
1974, a 40-minute short subject,
designed for British television. John Cleese, still in his Monty Python
period, plays a double-bass player who woos a lovely princess (Connie Booth).
Both Cleese and his beloved are left to wander the countryside naked when a
thief steals their clothes. with amusing cameos from such master performers as
Graham Crowden and Freddie Jones. color is so-so to pinkish, v.g. to exc.
shape-
$50

Intertel
1963 Episode- "Don't Label Me, A Report On British Guiana"
Intertel came into being when five
groups of broadcasters in the four major English-speaking nations formed the
International Television Federation. series developed cooperatively by the
CBC, the Australian Broadcasting Commission, Britain’s Associated
Rediffusion and National Educational Television in the United States. 1
hour, b&w, exc. shape- $40

HORIZON
1969 A look at the The Crab Nebula, the most famous and conspicuous known supernova remnant, an cloud of gas created in the explosionof a star as supernova.
The supernova was noted on July 4, 1054 A.D. by Chinese astronomers, and was about four times brighter than Venus, or about mag -6. According to the records, it was visible in daylight for 23 days, and 653 days to the naked eye in the night sky. It was probably also recorded by Anasazi
Indian artists (in present-day Arizona and New Mexico), as findings in Navaho Canyon and White Mesa (both AZ) as well as in the Chaco Canyon National Park (NM) indicate; there's a review of the research on the Chaco Canyon Anazasi
art on
line. 1 Hour, BBC, color is okay, print is excellent
$50

GUTTENBERG,
TOWN OF SWEDEN BBC
Television, 1964,
A low at old & new Guthenberg, good Fuji color, exc. shape, 35 min.-
$35

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