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2 ford tractors and a scrap yard film on dvd 50S-60S
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Here are three old films transferred to DVD
Two are Promotion Films made by Ford Tractors in the 1950’s
The third is Scrap Yard/Junk Yard film from the 60’s
The quality of both the Picture and the Sound is Very Good on all
This is possibly one of the best junk yard / scrap yard film every produced
It shows helping the environment by saving metal and
the positive aspects it has on society
It also tells the stories behind several automobile accidents and
encourages everyone to drive more safely
It shows some great old heavy equipment, cars and trucks
Shows Ford earthmoving equipment and
how it assists the builders of Levittown Pennsylvania
A Promotional film made by Ford Tractors
The film uses (of all things) a romance theme to promote the tractors
Delivered on a high quality DVD Rom
It is region free and will play anywhere in the world
It plays on your computer (With proper software) or
Money Order or Cheque (Personal or Business)
Jewel Case and Bubble wrap envelope for safety
Due to recent World Events please allow 2 weeks
NO RESALE RIGHTS GO WITH THIS ITEM
These come from vintage old training or sales or promotional films,
or declassified USAF films or old department of defense films
All are public domain with no copy writes!
They never been protected by copyright,
OR Was once covered by a copyright which has since expired,
OR Has been designated as "Distribution Unlimited" by the copyright holder,
OR Is being distributed with permission.
These materials are sold for entertainment purposes only
They are outdated and should not be used in anyway for other purpose
The content has been fully researched and found that all copyrights have
expired or lapsed through non-renewal.
to replicate the content without permission or licensing.
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