16mm Film: A SLAVE ' S STORY: RUNNING A THOUSAND MILES TO FREEDOM - 1972 - RARE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:8232265 | Film Format: 16mm motion-picture film |
| Genre: racism |
THIS IS A "NO RESERVE" ITEMYou are bidding on an ORIGINAL vintage 16mm Movie Lab Print:A SLAVE'S STORY: RUNNING A THOUSAND MILES TO FREEDOM1972PRODUCED BY LEARNING CORPORATION OF AMERICAUp for bid is this old school original 16mm film print that serves as a sort of history lesson based on a slave narrative by
William and Ellen Craft, and eloquently introduced by their
great-granddaughter, this dramatization of the Crafts’ actual
escape from... slavery in 1848 follows their perilous journey
from the deep South to Philadelphia, where, on free soil,
they were still to experience racial discrimination.... About The Print: color sound film... about 29 minutes long... No vinegar and is NOT nitrate... NOT on a reel or core... just the film itself... Condition: excellent... color is great... runs very smooth... BOOMING sound... From a very clean and smoke free environment. No vinegar smell.HERE'S YOUR CHANCE NOW TO OWN AN ORIGINAL VINTAGE 16mm MOVIE PRINT OF THE 1970's!!! PUT IN YOUR BID NOW WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!! DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY SLIP YOU BY FOR THERE IS NOT MANY LIKE THIS LEFT IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!!! YES FOLKS... THIS IS THE REAL DEAL!!!AND ... NO RESERVE!!!**while no two gradings are alike we will be picturing and describing conditions.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or comments.Fully guaranteed so bid with confidence! Be sure to add all of us to your favorites list!PLEASE NOTE: We will discount shipping for multiple auction purchases.ALL SHIPPING SENT VIA PRIORITY MAIL.unless otherwise requested such as MEDIA MAIL (if item qualifies for it).We also require delivery confirmations on every item shipped.ATTN. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Shipping will be for EXACT postal charges to your country. WE ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL. Payment must be made within 3 days of auction end. All items fully returnable within 14 days of receipt.Return shipping is paid by the buyer.
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William and Ellen Craft, and eloquently introduced by their
great-granddaughter, this dramatization of the Crafts’ actual
escape from... slavery in 1848 follows their perilous journey
from the deep South to Philadelphia, where, on free soil,
they were still to experience racial discrimination.... About The Print: color sound film... about 29 minutes long... No vinegar and is NOT nitrate... NOT on a reel or core... just the film itself... Condition: excellent... color is great... runs very smooth... BOOMING sound... From a very clean and smoke free environment. No vinegar smell.HERE'S YOUR CHANCE NOW TO OWN AN ORIGINAL VINTAGE 16mm MOVIE PRINT OF THE 1970's!!! PUT IN YOUR BID NOW WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!! DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY SLIP YOU BY FOR THERE IS NOT MANY LIKE THIS LEFT IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!!! YES FOLKS... THIS IS THE REAL DEAL!!!AND ... NO RESERVE!!!**while no two gradings are alike we will be picturing and describing conditions.
Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions or comments.Fully guaranteed so bid with confidence! Be sure to add all of us to your favorites list!PLEASE NOTE: We will discount shipping for multiple auction purchases.ALL SHIPPING SENT VIA PRIORITY MAIL.unless otherwise requested such as MEDIA MAIL (if item qualifies for it).We also require delivery confirmations on every item shipped.ATTN. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: Shipping will be for EXACT postal charges to your country. WE ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL. Payment must be made within 3 days of auction end. All items fully returnable within 14 days of receipt.Return shipping is paid by the buyer.
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