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Over 30+ early rare films of historic New York City ranging from 1898 - 1906 and hundreds of rare photographs of the life of the city! A true collectors piece and work of art.

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Who among us is not fascinated by fire? One of the most destructive forces in nature, it is also one of the most fascinating images that can ever be caught on film! In New York City there is a long history of brave men and women who dedicate their lives to making sure that fires are quickly brought under control. In this fascinating 2-DVD set you will see exactly how New York's Bravest fought fires in the 1920s, 30s and 40s.

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In our first collection of classic Stillman fire fighting films we showed you how firefighters in the 20th century battled blazes in New York, Boston and London. Due to the incredible popularity of our first collection of classic fire clips, we have now scoured our archives and come up with even more vintage films showing the power of fire and the incredible bravery of the men who fought to keep it under control!

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Ever wondered why New York is called the melting pot of cultures? This DVD tells you why and provides a moving account of life in New York in the middle of the 20th century.

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Take a thrilling ride through the streets of New York. Ride its magnificent subways. Be enthralled by the fascinating elevated train as it thunders over the busy 3rd Avenue. Witness the city’s plight when newspaper transporters call a 17-day strike. This fascinating DVD has it all.

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One of the first radio stations to undertake broadcasting in the United States was KDKA in Pittsburgh, which announced the results of the 1920 presidential elections. Two years later the number of licensed broadcasting stations had increased to 500, but only 2 million Americans who owned radio sets could enjoy listening to the broadcasts.

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