Addeddate

2023-05-18 21:01:34

Can_id

200333

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b&w

Date_scanned

2023-03-28

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Film_format

16mm film

Film_soundtrack_type

mos

Frame_rate

16 fps

Genre_form

nonfiction

Identifier

200333_Panama-Pacific_International_Exposition_Opening_Parade

Length_feet

187

Location

USA; California; San Francisco, California

Production_date

[1915]

Resolution

4096 x 3072

Scanner

Prelinger Archives

Sound

silent

Source_collection

Bert Gould Collection

Source_collection_description

Bert Gould was employed at W.A. Palmer Films, a laboratory located first in San Francisco and later in Belmont, Calif. Throughout much of his life he collected historical footage of the San Francisco Bay Area and operated bert gould/bay area archive, a commercial stock footage licensing company. He copied many reels of 35mm nitrate film to 16mm safety stock, and assembled a large collection that was acquired by Prelinger Archives in 1993 and is now mostly held by Library of Congress.

Tags

San Francisco; Market Street; LOST LANDSCAPES; cable cars; streetcars; international parade; Van Ness Avenue; San Francisco City Hall; ferry boat; Japanese-themed floats; Aoki Taisei-Do book shop in Japantown; Formosa Tea House; Japanese-American; sailors; American flags; advertising; cigarettes; nicotine; bank vault; money transfer; Market Street; Powell Street cable car turnaround; 7 Haight; World's Fairs; Panama-Pacific International Exposition

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