16mm FILMS SOLD LIST

'Wall of Death' ('There is Another Sun') (1951) Maxwell Reed, Laurence Harvey. B/W Original 2 x 1,600'ft.

~SOLD~

    £55.00

PRINT CONDITION:

The film is printed throughout on Kodak Safety Positive dated 1954. Released
as "Wall of Death" by Modern Sound Pictures of Omaha Nebraska USA. The print
leaders and release title are all marked up as Modern Sound Pictures, not a
TV print. Sound is OK throughout, in close synch. no distortion.

First 800' ft. is printed slightly dark but with sharp detail, thereafter
the whole film has excellent contrast and theatrical density with nice shadow
detail. It has a 'film noir' look, and is Nettlefold Studios, and Butchers
Film Service - Lithuanian actor Laurence Harvey's accent, (when he has to act
angry or say more than three sentences strung together), comes across
almost as thick as Maxwell Reed's eyebrows!

There is one jump cut in reel one. Could be USA censor cut? There are
emulsion wear lines at times at the edges of the picture. Scenes end at fade
out and with all the cue dots present. Reel two runs complete to the end
with all end titles and music to fade.

~SOLD~

~SOLD~    THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (1937)  ~SOLD~

Ronald Colman Madeleine Carroll

Selznick classic

Complete 101 minutes on Eastman dated 1974 stock ( + o )

1 x 2000'ft and 1 x 1,600' ft.

£70.00   

~SOLD~

~SOLD~  ~ GENEVIEVE (1953) ~ ~SOLD~

~ KODACHROME PRINT ~

~ KAY KENDAL - KENNETH MORE - DINAH SHERIDAN - JOHN GREGSON ~

Used Condition - Excellent Colour (like IB Tech)

~ Original ~

Complete with Larry Adler's memorable harmonica musical score. Kenneth More plays an advertising agent who rides an ancient barrel-bonneted Dutch Spyker in the London to Brighton Veteran Car Rally. His intentions where women are concerned are far from honourable. He believes in taking a different girl with him on every week-end trip. On this occasion his companion is a model, played by Kay Kendal. Ambrose also has a friend, a young barrister played by John Gregson, who goes to Brighton with his wife Dinah Sheridan in "Genevieve," a 12 horsepower Darracq made in Paris in 1904. All four get to Brighton, but quarrel, the outcome being a 100 pound wager as to which of them can drive back to Westminster Bridge first. John Gregson drove for the film from London to Brighton and back without a full driving license. He took lessons, but there wasn't time to pass his test before filming began. In all, he did about 100 miles at the wheel, with the police turning a blind eye. Film condition is very good with great non-fade Kodachrome colour and sharpness (original was filmed in Technicolor) Sharp grey track optical sound in close synch throughout. There are no pulled perforations. Some wear lines and joins visible when projected. Comes on two full 1600' ft reels .

A great opportunity to acquire a print of this much sought-after classic with great unfaded colour, strong undistorted sound and steady picture.

~SOLD~

£250.00

-S-O-L-D-WHISKY GALORE (1949 )-S-O-L-D-

Ealing Classic

Basil Radford Joan Greenwood

 B/W Original

2 x 1,600'ft.

£160.00

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"There Was A Young Lady"

 (1953) Dulcie Gray, Michael Dennison.

In this comedy, a diamond merchant's secretary gets fired by her new boss for being too efficient. She ends up kidnapped by a ring of jewel thieves. The clever hostage soon convinces the crooks, led by Sydney Taffler, that she is with them and joins the gang. She then sneaks a note to her former boss and he comes to save her

Nettlefold Studios, many nostalgic1950's London location shots


 B/W Original

83 minutes 2 x 1,600'ft.

£65.00

'THE FRIGHTENED CITY' (1961) - S - O - L - D -

Sean Connery, Herbert Lom - Great theme music to this 1961 crime thriller by performed by the Shadows

2 x 1,600'ft. B/W £75.00 - S - O - L - D -

The print is complete, detail is very sharp with theatrical contrast, the shadow detail and skin tones are all there and the blacks show as black and not grey. Some very light wear lines in places but not throughout. No jump cuts or breaks. Wear at reel ends only. (Very interesting location shots of Soho Wardour Street and Embankment). Starts with the Nat Cohen presents Anglo-Amalgamated Atlas globe statue. No BBFS cert. All titles present including end title not clipped at end (Has guitar twang with reverb at end). Soundtrack is clear and loud and in close synch. throughout. On two full Cyldon 1,600' ft. alluminium reels -S-O-L-D-

'THE THIRD MAN' (1948)Josef Cotton, Orson Welles, Full U.K. Version -S-O-L-D-

''TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD' (1962) Gregory Peck, Brock Peters. Original Print - S-O-L-D-

"Fall of the House of Usher" 16/11/09 S-O-L-D

Roger Corman 2 x 1,600'ft. (1961) original Eastman (flat) print faded pink +long emulsion scratch at end

£22.00

-S-O-L-D-'YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN' Mel Brooks (1974) -S-O-L-D-

Gene Wilder - Dr. Frederick Frankenstein
Peter Boyle - The Monster
Marty Feldman - Igor
Madeline Kahn - Elizabeth
Cloris Leachman - Frau Blücher
Teri Garr - Inga

Directed by Mel Brooks
Writing credits Mary Shelley (novel), Gene Wilder

The scariest comedy of all time!

Dr. Frankenstein's grandson, after years of living down the family reputation, inherits granddad's castle and repeats the experiments.

Sharp reduction on Kodak safety positive (edge dated 1976 ) Printed on black and white film stock as was intended (many prints were released on colour stock as laboratories had ceased b/w production by the films' release in 1974). Includes "...What knockers!..." and "... Oh, s**t !.." dialogue censored in domestic version. Thin white vertical line from preprint which lasts for ten minutes reel 2 (see the image). Complete with title and end credits. On two 2,200'ft reels.

-S-O-L-D-£160.00 -S-O-L-D-

"Melody For Three " S-O-L-D (18/09/09)

2 x 1,600'ft. UK BBFC on Kodak stock original NOTE: I Have a Dupont US Original of this title for Sale

£60.00

"Foreign Correspondent " -S-O-L-D-(10/03/10)

Alfred Hitchcock 3 x 1,600'ft. original print £170.00

"This Sporting Life "~ s ~ o ~ l ~ d ~

Lindsay Anderson 4 x 1,600'ft. original £74.00

It is printed on Agfa Geveart stock. Focus is sharp. Sound quality is
excellent in close synch throughout. There are slight wear lines from normal
projection use throughout which increases at reel ends. Includes BBFC "X"
certificate title at start. No jump cuts or perforation damage winds
tightly and flat on four 1,600'ft metal reels. Complete from begining to end
credits and all original heads and tail leaders intact. There is no date
code on Gevaert so not able to date print precisely.

~ s ~ o ~ l ~ d ~ 'THE NIGHT CALLER' ~ s ~ o ~ l ~ d ~

Has the original title music. Theatrical density original on Kodak England " S A F E * T Y /\ O "
positive stock edge code 1966.

Excellent sound beautiful print quality theatrical density and marvelous
shadow detail. Pin sharp. Some wear and splices.

Reel one is 1,400'ft. r2. is 1,500' = 83"minutes, 33' secs.
BBFC Passed as 'X' uncut at 83" minutes 50' secs.

£90.00

"Masque of the Red Death" ~S~O~L~D~

Roger Corman. 3 x 1,600'ft. clean original Eastman (flat) Movielabs print some colour fade

£89.00