"Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise" (1939), a 16 mm film reel, features the comedic trio The Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly. Directed by Jules White, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Tricky Dicks" (1953), a 16 mm film reel, features The Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Shemp. Directed by Jules White, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Crime on Their Hands" (1948), a 16 mm film reel, features The Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Shemp. Directed by Edward Bernds, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"All the World’s a Stooge" (1941), a 16 mm film reel, features The Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly. Directed by Del Lord, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Arizona Terror" (1931), a 16 mm film reel, stars Ken Maynard in a gripping Western. Directed by Phil Rosen, this film features Maynard as "The Arizonian, who battles against a corrupt businessman. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Coyote Trails" (1935), a 16 mm film reel, stars Tom Tyler in a classic Western. Directed by Bernard B. Ray, the film follows Tom Riley and his sidekick Windy as they uncover the truth behind a series of horse thefts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Cheyenne Rides Again" (1937), a 16 mm film reel, stars Tom Tyler as a lawman posing as an outlaw to infiltrate a gang. Directed by Robert F. Hill, this Western features Lon Chaney Jr. as the antagonist. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"The Lawless Nineties" (1936), a 16 mm film reel, stars John Wayne and Gabby Hayes. Directed by Joseph Kane, this Western follows federal agents working to ensure Wyoming’s statehood amidst local turmoil. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"When a Man Sees Red" (1934), a 16 mm film reel, stars Buck Jones as Buck Benson. Directed by Alan James, this Western follows Benson as he navigates conflicts and romance on a ranch. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Dirty Work" (1933), a 16 mm film reel, features the iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy—Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Directed by Lloyd French, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Going Bye-Bye!" (1934), a 16 mm film reel, features the iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy—Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Directed by Charley Rogers, this short film is a classic example of their slapstick humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Them Thar Hills is a 1934 comedy short film starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Directed by Charley Rogers, the film follows Stan and Ollie as they head to the mountains for Ollie’s health. They unknowingly drink water contaminated with bootlegged moonshine, leading to hilarious consequences. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

The Fixer Uppers is a classic 1935 short comedy film starring the iconic duo Laurel and Hardy. Directed by Charley Rogers and produced by Hal Roach, this film features Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as door-to-door Christmas card salesmen who get entangled in a scheme to make a woman’s husband jealous. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Thicker Than Water is a 1935 short comedy film featuring the legendary duo Laurel and Hardy. Directed by James W. Horne and produced by Hal Roach, this film is notable for being the last two-reel comedy starring Laurel and Hardy before they transitioned to feature-length films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

1935 Laurel & Hardy Film Reel: This vintage film reel, labeled "LAUREL / HARDY" and "IT FOR TAT 1935, features the iconic comedy duo. The canister shows signs of age with minor scratches, adding to its historical charm. A must-have for collectors of classic cinema memorabilia, especially those dedicated to Laurel and Hardy’s timeless humor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Busy Bodies is a 1933 short comedy film starring the legendary duo Laurel and Hardy. Directed by Lloyd French and produced by Hal Roach, this film showcases Stan and Ollie as they navigate a series of comedic mishaps at a sawmill. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

The Live Ghost is a 1934 short comedy film starring the beloved duo Laurel and Hardy. Directed by Charley Rogers and produced by Hal Roach, this film is a classic example of their comedic genius. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Song of Arizona is a 1946 Western musical film starring Roy Rogers. Directed by Frank McDonald and produced by Republic Pictures, this film features Roy Rogers as a singing cowboy who helps his friend Gabby save a ranch for wayward boys from financial trouble. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Blue Montana Skies is a 1939 Western film starring Gene Autry. Directed by B. Reeves Eason and produced by Republic Pictures, this film features Gene Autry as a singing cowboy who uncovers a fur smuggling operation near the Canada–United States border. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Bells of San Angelo (1947): This classic Western film stars Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. Set along the Mexican border, Roy Rogers plays a border inspector investigating silver smuggling. Notable for being the first Roy Rogers film shot in Trucolor, it combines action, mystery, and musical elements. A must-have for collectors of vintage Westerns and Roy Rogers memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Lights of Old Santa Fe (1944): Directed by Frank McDonald, this Western musical stars Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The plot revolves around rival rodeos, with Roy helping Dale Evans’ character save her show from sabotage. Featuring performances by the Sons of the Pioneers, this film is a delightful mix of action, music, and romance. A great addition for collectors of classic Westerns and Roy Rogers memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Tall in the Saddle (1944): Directed by Edwin L. Marin, this Western stars John Wayne, Ella Raines, and George "Gabby" Hayes. Wayne plays Rocklin, a cowboy who arrives in town to find his new employer murdered. As he navigates local tensions and uncovers secrets, he must also deal with romantic entanglements. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Wagon Tracks West (1943): Directed by Howard Bretherton, this Western stars Wild Bill Elliott, George "Gabby" Hayes, and Tom Tyler. The story follows a Pawnee Indian doctor and a cowboy as they battle against corrupt officials and contaminated water. With its mix of action and drama, this film is a notable piece of 1940s Western cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Frontier Pony Express (1939): Directed by Joseph Kane, this Western stars Roy Rogers, Lynne Roberts, and Raymond Hatton. Set during the Civil War, Pony Express rider Roy and his sidekick must thwart villains as Yankee and Rebel forces vie for California’s allegiance. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Death Rides the Range (1939): Directed by Sam Newfield, this Western stars Ken Maynard, Fay McKenzie, and Ralph Peters. The plot follows FBI Special Agent Ken Baxter as he and his sidekicks, Pancho and Panhandle, thwart foreign agents attempting to steal helium from a secret mine. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Theatrical movie posters for these four feature films: City Hall from 1996, Hoffa from 1993, Jade from 1995 and Drugstore Cowboy from 1989. All four posters in like-new condition, minimal wear from rolled up storage, a tiny amount of pen marking to the top corner back of Drugstore. Most posters measure roughly 27 x 42 inches.

Theatrical one-sheet movie posters for four fabulous and funny films: A League Of Their Own (there is no crying in baseball!) from 1992, The Flinstones from 1994, Clueless and The Brady Bunch Movie both from 1995. All four posters in like-new condition, minimal wear from rolled up storage, minor edge wear. Most posters measure roughly 27 x 42 inches.

Four frightening haunts lurk here, Stephen King’s Graveyard Shift from 1991, Wes Craven’s The Serpent And The Rainbow from 1987, Proteus from 1996, Zombie High from 1987. All four posters in like-new condition, minimal wear from rolled up storage, minor edge wear, Zombie High however has creases from folded storage and the Serpent And Rainbow has some tape remaining to the top corners and center. Most posters measure roughly 27 x 42 inches.

Some iconic cinema magic here, E.T. the Extra Terrestrial and Jurassic Park distributor exclusive poster display one-sheets, then the terrific Drew Struzan imagery for Batteries Not Included, and a glossy The Rocky Horror Picture Show 15th Anniversary theatrical CBS Fox poster. All four posters in great condition, minor edge wear, all but Jurassic have minor creases from folded storage, Rocky Horror one small surface scuff to center bottom. Most posters measure roughly 27 x 42 inches.

Bring on the funny! Fletch Lives, Feds, Police Academy 5 (everyone’s favorite of the series), and Multiplicity, gotta love some Drew Struzan artwork. All four posters in great condition, all but Multiplicity have folded storage creasing, minor edge wear, Feds and Police Academy have tape remaining to some corners. Most posters measure roughly 27 x 42 inches.

Smoke Tree Range (1937): Directed by Lesley Selander, this Western stars Buck Jones, Muriel Evans, and John Elliott. The story follows a cowboy who helps an orphaned girl whose cattle are being rustled by an outlaw gang. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1952 crime film noir "Diplomatic Courier," starring Tyrone Power, Patricia Neal, and Stephen McNally. Directed by Henry Hathaway, the film follows a U.S. State Department courier who becomes entangled with Soviet agents and seductive women in post-WWII Europe12. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1934 Western classic "The Westerner," starring Tim McCoy, Marion Shilling, and Joe Sawyer. Directed by David Selman, the film follows Tim Addison, a rancher who is framed for murder by a gang of cattle rustlers. Some rust to reel spools and some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1929 silent comedy classic "Big Business," starring the iconic duo Laurel and Hardy. Directed by James W. Horne and Leo McCarey, this short film showcases the comedic genius of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as they navigate a series of hilarious mishaps as Christmas tree salesmen. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1932 Western classic "Flaming Guns," starring the legendary Tom Mix, William Farnum, and Ruth Hall. Directed by Arthur Rosson, this film showcases Mix’s transition from silent films to talkies. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1943 Western classic "Silver Spurs," starring the legendary Roy Rogers, Trigger, and Smiley Burnette. Directed by Joseph Kane, the film follows Roy as he uncovers a plot to take over a large ranch. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This historic film reel captures the legendary 1936 heavyweight boxing match between Joe Louis and Max Schmeling at Yankee Stadium. In a stunning upset, Schmeling defeated the undefeated Louis by knockout in the 12th round. This bout is renowned not only for its sporting significance but also for its broader cultural and political implications during a tumultuous era. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This historic film reel captures the 1950 World Series between the New York Yankees and the Philadelphia Phillies. The Yankees, led by manager Casey Stengel, swept the Phillies in four games to win their 13th World Series title. Featuring legendary players like Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra, this reel is a valuable piece of baseball history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1944 Western classic "Marshal of Reno," starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder. Directed by Wallace Grissell, this film is the second in the Red Ryder series produced by Republic Pictures. The story follows Red Ryder as he uncovers a plot by rival townspeople to prevent Blue Springs from becoming the county seat12Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1934 comedy short "Wrong Direction," starring Edgar Kennedy, Florence Lake, and Dot Farley. Directed by Alfred J. Goulding, the film follows assistant director Edgar Kennedy as he struggles to complete a movie amidst the chaos caused by a temperamental star and his meddling in-laws. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1932 comedy short "The Dentist," starring the legendary W.C. Fields. Directed by Leslie Pearce and produced by Mack Sennett, the film showcases Fields’ comedic genius as an unconventional dentist who turns routine procedures into uproarious calamities. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1957 Looney Tunes classic "Bugsy & Mugsy," starring Bugs Bunny alongside gangsters Rocky and Mugsy. Directed by Friz Freleng, the short film showcases Bugs Bunny’s clever antics as he manipulates the two gangsters into turning against each other. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1960 Looney Tunes short "Mouse & Garden," starring Sylvester the Cat and his orange feline friend, Sam. Directed by Friz Freleng, the cartoon follows Sylvester and Sam as they compete to catch a mouse for breakfast. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1952 romantic adventure "Island of Desire," starring Tab Hunter and Linda Darnell. Directed by Stuart Heisler, the film follows a Canadian nurse and a young Marine who are marooned on a deserted South Seas island during WWII. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1938 Western classic "Prairie Moon," starring Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, and Shirley Deane. Directed by Ralph Staub, the film follows Gene as he takes care of three tough boys sent west from Chicago after their father’s death. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1952 film noir mystery "Night Without Sleep," starring Linda Darnell, Gary Merrill, and Hildegarde Neff. Directed by Roy Ward Baker, the film follows a composer who experiences blackouts and fears he may have committed a murder. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1934 romantic comedy classic "It Happened One Night," starring Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert. Directed by Frank Capra, the film follows a runaway heiress and a roguish reporter on a cross-country adventure1. Notably, it won all five major Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1939 Western classic "Saga of Death Valley," starring Roy Rogers, George ‘Gabby’ Hayes, and Don ‘Red’ Barry. Directed by Joseph Kane, the film follows Roy as he seeks justice for his father’s murder and confronts a gang controlling the valley’s water supply. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1940 Western "Covered Wagon Days," starring Robert Livingston, Raymond Hatton, and Duncan Renaldo. Directed by George Sherman, the film follows the Three Mesquiteers as they return from Mexico and are entangled in a plot involving silver smuggling and murder. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1935 swashbuckling adventure "Captain Blood," starring Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, and Basil Rathbone. Directed by Michael Curtiz, the film follows Dr. Peter Blood, who is wrongfully convicted of treason and sold into slavery, only to escape and become a notorious pirate. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

It ain’t easy being pretty, two femme fatal features in poster form, Norma Jean And Marilyn from 1996 HBO and Paul Verhoeven’s NC-17 Showgirls theatrical poster from 1995. Both posters in great shape with only minimal edge wear to a spot or two and waving from rolled storage. Measuring both 27 x 39 as are the majority of these theatrical posters.

Two critically acclaimed, Academy Award winning pictures on display, Oliver Stone’s Born On The Fourth Of July and Billy Bob Thornton’s Sling Blade. Both in quite delightful shape, Born On the Fourth has some slight creasing from folded storage, both measure 27 x 39.

Damsels in distress this surely ain’t, Positive I.D. from 1987 MCA, and then Sudden Death from 1986 Vestron Video. Both posters in excellent like-new shape, hardly any wear to the edges or corners, ID has some faint creasing from folded storage. Both posters measure about 25 x 40 and 27 x 41.

Avalanche Express, Shakedown and Twister showcased here in distributor exclusive poster forms, 1979, 1988, and 1996 the date on all three of the posters, respectively. All three measuring roughly 27 x 40, a few tiny holes to corners on Avalanche Express from wall hanging, some folded creases to it from folded storage as well as Shakedown, two tiny holes to top left corner on Twister.

You can’t deny Seagal owned a huge chunk of late 80’s and 90’s cinema action, the aikido master here with Above The Law and Under Siege 2 Dark Territory. Siege has some slight wear to the left top corner and a few brief dings to the bottom, Above The Law some brief creases from folded storage, both measure about 27 x 41 and 25 x 38 roughly.

This rare film reel features the 1940 Western "Rocky Mountain Rangers," starring Robert Livingston, Raymond Hatton, and Duncan Renaldo. Directed by George Sherman, the film follows the Three Mesquiteers as they confront a guerrilla leader in the Texas Panhandle. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1947 Western "Cheyenne Takes Over," starring Lash LaRue, Al St. John, and Nancy Gates. Directed by Ray Taylor, the film follows U.S. Marshal Cheyenne Davis and his sidekick Fuzzy as they uncover a plot involving a ranch takeover. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1935 adventure classic "The Lives of a Bengal Lancer," starring Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone, and Richard Cromwell. Directed by Henry Hathaway, the film follows three British soldiers stationed on the Northwest Frontier of India as they face both external threats and internal conflicts12. Nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, this reel is a valuable piece of cinematic history. Perfect for collectors of vintage films and classic Hollywood memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1936 Western epic "The Plainsman," directed by Cecil B. DeMille and starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur. The film presents a highly fictionalized account of the adventures of Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Buffalo Bill Cody. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1940 comedy short "Cuckoo Cavaliers," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Jules White, the film follows the Stooges as they mistakenly open a beauty salon in Mexico, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1940 comedy short "A Plumbing We Will Go," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as they pose as plumbers to escape the police, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps in a mansion. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1939 Western classic "Jesse James," starring Tyrone Power, Henry Fonda, and Nancy Kelly. Directed by Henry King, the film follows the James brothers as they turn to a life of crime after being wronged by railroad agents. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1943 Western classic "War of the Wildcats," also known as “In Old Oklahoma,” starring John Wayne and Martha Scott. Directed by Albert S. Rogell, the film follows cowboy Dan Somers as he competes with an oil magnate for oil rights and the love of a schoolteacher turned novelist. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1935 adventure classic "Call of the Wild," starring Clark Gable, Loretta Young, and Jack Oakie. Directed by William A. Wellman, the film is an adaptation of Jack London’s novel and follows the story of a man and his loyal dog during the Klondike Gold Rush. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1940 musical film "Tin Pan Alley," starring Alice Faye, Betty Grable, Jack Oakie, and John Payne. Directed by Walter Lang, the film follows the story of two vaudeville sisters and two songwriters as they navigate the music industry before World War I. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1938 Western "Border G-Man," starring George O’Brien, Laraine Day, and Ray Whitley. Directed by David Howard, the film follows government agent Jim Galloway as he goes undercover to investigate a businessman violating the Neutrality Act. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1957 family drama "Old Yeller," starring Fess Parker, Dorothy McGuire, and Tommy Kirk. Directed by Robert Stevenson and produced by Walt Disney, the film tells the heartwarming and heartbreaking story of a boy and his loyal dog in post-Civil War Texas. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1933 Western "Unknown Valley," starring Buck Jones, Cecilia Parker, and Wade Boteler. Directed by Lambert Hillyer, the film follows Joe Gordon as he searches for his missing father in a secret desert village. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

"Keep the change, ya filthy animal!" This set of film reels features the 1938 crime drama "Angels with Dirty Faces," starring James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, and Humphrey Bogart. Directed by Michael Curtiz, the film follows the story of childhood friends who take different paths in life—one becomes a gangster, the other a priest. With its gripping storyline and iconic performances, these reels are a valuable piece of cinematic history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1954 Western classic "Vera Cruz," starring Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster. Directed by Robert Aldrich, the film follows American mercenaries during the Franco-Mexican War as they escort a countess and a hidden fortune in gold. This set of film reels features the 1954 Western classic "Vera Cruz,? starring Gary Cooper and Burt Lancaster. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1948 adventure classic "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," starring Humphrey Bogart, Walter Huston, and Tim Holt. Directed by John Huston, the film follows three men who venture into the Sierra Madre mountains in search of gold, only to face greed and betrayal. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1941 comedy mystery "Footsteps in the Dark," starring Errol Flynn, Brenda Marshall, and Ralph Bellamy. Directed by Lloyd Bacon, the film follows a respected investment advisor who leads a double life as a mystery writer and becomes entangled in a real murder investigation. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1952 Western classic "High Noon," starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly. Directed by Fred Zinnemann, the film follows a retired marshal who must face a deadly enemy and his gang alone as the clock ticks closer to noon. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1938 musical classic "Alexander’s Ragtime Band," starring Tyrone Power, Alice Faye, and Don Ameche. Directed by Henry King, the film traces the history of jazz music from the early 20th century ragtime to the swing era. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1939 Western "Oklahoma Terror," starring Jack Randall, Al St. John, and Virginia Carroll. Directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet, the film follows Jack Ridgley as he uncovers a sinister plot involving ranch sales and murder. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1934 Western "Honor of the Range," starring Ken Maynard, Cecilia Parker, and Fred Kohler. Directed by Alan James, the film follows Sheriff Ken as he is framed for robbery by his own brother and a gang of outlaws. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1946 Western musical "Song of Arizona," starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and George ‘Gabby’ Hayes. Directed by Frank McDonald, the film follows Roy as he helps save Gabby’s ranch for wayward boys from financial trouble while dealing with outlaws seeking hidden money. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1946 Western musical "Rainbow Over Texas," starring Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and George ‘Gabby’ Hayes. Directed by Frank McDonald, the film follows Roy as he returns to his hometown and enters a pony express race, facing sabotage attempts by bad guys. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1938 Western "Overland Express," starring Buck Jones, Marjorie Reynolds, and Carlyle Moore Jr. Directed by Drew Eberson, the film follows Buck Dawson as he establishes the Pony Express amidst sabotage attempts by a rival stage line. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1939 political drama "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," starring James Stewart, Jean Arthur, and Claude Rains. Directed by Frank Capra, the film follows a naive youth leader appointed to the U.S. Senate, where his idealistic plans clash with political corruption. Nominated for eleven Academy Awards and winning Best Original Story, these reels are a valuable piece of cinematic history. Perfect for collectors of vintage films and classic Hollywood memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1950 drama "Bright Leaf," starring Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall, and Patricia Neal. Directed by Michael Curtiz, the film follows Brant Royle, who returns to his hometown to challenge a powerful tobacco magnate. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1941 biographical Western "They Died with Their Boots On," starring Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland. Directed by Raoul Walsh, the film offers a highly fictionalized account of General George Armstrong Custer’s life, from his days at West Point to his death at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1935 historical adventure "Mutiny on the Bounty," starring Clark Gable, Charles Laughton, and Franchot Tone. Directed by Frank Lloyd, the film dramatizes the infamous 1789 mutiny aboard the HMS Bounty. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1934 comedy short "Men in Black," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Raymond McCarey, the film is a parody of the medical drama “Men in White” and follows the Stooges as inept doctors causing chaos at Los Arms Hospital. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1936 comedy short "False Alarms," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as inept firemen who cause chaos while trying to impress their girlfriends. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1937 comedy short "Dizzy Doctors," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as they mistakenly sell a cleaning product as a medicinal remedy, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1936 comedy short "Half Shot Shooters," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Preston Black, the film follows the Stooges as they re-enlist in the army and wreak havoc with their ineptitude. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1936 comedy short "Ants in the Pantry," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Preston Black, the film follows the Stooges as pest exterminators who drum up business by planting vermin in a ritzy mansion. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1935 comedy short "Three Little Beers," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as they work as deliverymen for a brewery and cause chaos on a golf course while trying to win a company tournament. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1938 comedy short "Tassels in the Air," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Charley Chase, the film follows the Stooges as janitors who mistakenly get hired as interior decorators, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps, and a rare film reel that features the 1944 comedy short “Crash Goes the Hash,” starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Jules White, the film follows the Stooges as they are mistaken for reporters and sent to cover a high-society wedding, leading to a series of chaotic and hilarious events34. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1937 comedy short "Goofs and Saddles," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film is set in the Old West and follows the Stooges as scouts for the U.S. Cavalry, tasked with capturing a gang of cattle rustlers. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1937 comedy short "Playing the Ponies," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Charles Lamont, the film follows the Stooges as they trade their restaurant for a washed-up racehorse and hilariously attempt to turn him into a winner. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1938 comedy short "Termites of 1938," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as pest exterminators who are mistakenly hired as escorts for a high-society dinner party, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1938 comedy short "Wee Wee Monsieur," starring the iconic Three Stooges: Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard. Directed by Del Lord, the film follows the Stooges as they mistakenly join the French Foreign Legion and embark on a series of hilarious misadventures in the desert. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1940 spy thriller "Foreign Correspondent," directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, and Herbert Marshall. The film follows an American reporter in Europe who uncovers a conspiracy on the eve of World War II. Nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, these reels are a valuable piece of cinematic history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1961 documentary "The Real West," narrated by Gary Cooper. Originally televised on NBC’s Project 20, the film offers a true portrait of the American West, debunking the romanticized myths of Hollywood. Through vintage photographs and new footage, it tells the story of the frontier’s hardships, gold rushes, and the lives of cowboys and Native Americans. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1935 Western "Rainbow Valley," starring John Wayne, Lucile Browne, and George ‘Gabby’ Hayes. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, the film follows John Martin, a government agent working undercover to stop a gang of outlaws sabotaging a road construction project. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1936 comedy-drama "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," directed by Frank Capra and starring Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur. The film follows Longfellow Deeds, a small-town poet who inherits a fortune and moves to New York City, where he faces various challenges and opportunists. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1935 Western "Courageous Avenger," starring Johnny Mack Brown, Helen Ericson, and Warner Richmond. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, the film follows an agent investigating gold bullion thefts who discovers the mine owner is behind the crimes and using captured travelers as slave labor. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This set of film reels features the 1939 Western epic "Union Pacific," directed by Cecil B. DeMille and starring Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck, and Robert Preston. The film, based on the novel “Trouble Shooter” by Ernest Haycox, dramatizes the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad across the American West. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This rare film reel features the 1945 Western "The Cherokee Flash," starring Sunset Carson, Linda Stirling, and Tom London. Directed by Thomas Carr, the film follows Sunset as he works to clear his father’s name from a crime he didn’t commit, battling a corrupt sheriff and his gang. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Across the Plains (1939) is a Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. The movie stars Jack Randall as Jack, Frank Yaconelli as Lopez, and Joyce Bryant as Mary. The plot revolves around two brothers separated during a wagon train attack. One is raised by Native Americans, and the other by outlaws Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

'The Desert Song,' a 1953 film starring Gordon McCrea. The film reel is housed in a metal case designed for protection and storage. The condition of the film is visually good, with no apparent damage to the reel or the film strip itself. The metal case also appears to be in decent condition, with some minor wear indicated by superficial scratches and signs of age. This item would be a valuable addition for collectors of vintage films and memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel for the 1951 Western movie 'Bonanza Town' starring Charles Starrett. The film reel is housed in a red metal canister. Features include: - Original 1951 film reel - Title: Bonanza Town - Actor: Charles Starrett - Genre: Western - Red metal canister for storage - Reel appears in good condition with clear visible film - Vintage collector's item. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Vintage film reel from 1946 featuring the film 'Roaring Rangers' starring Charles Starrett. The reel is housed in a protective metal canister. It appears to be in used condition, with visible signs of wear on the canister such as surface scratches and minor rust spots. Ideal for collectors of vintage film memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Terror Trail Charles Starrett Durango Kid - Year: 1946 - Format: 16mm film reel - Condition: Metal film reel and canister show signs of wear and aging - Reel Material: Metal - Canister: Original metal canister with labels - Note: Label identifies the movie title and main cast. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a 16mm film reel of 'Outpost Of The Mounties' starring Charles Starrett, from 1939. The reel is housed in a gray metal canister marked 'MCA.' The film reel itself shows signs of wear consistent with age. Origin: United States. Reel diameter: approximately 12 inches. Canister is intact, though it shows minor signs of age wear such as scratches. The film reel appears to be in good condition, but it has not been tested for playback. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel of the 1939 movie 'Western Caravans,' starring Charles Starrett. The film reel is stored in a red metal canister, which shows standard wear for its age with some minor scratches and dings. The reel is made of metal and is intact, with no visible signs of damage. The film appears to be in good condition, though untested. The canister measures approximately 14 inches in diameter. This is a collectible item for fans of classic Western films and vintage cinema memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction listing is for an original film reel of the 1951 movie 'Snake River Desperadoes' directed by Charles Starrett. The film reel is encased in a protective circular metal canister that measures approximately 15 inches in diameter. The reel itself is made of a durable material and has a yellow core. The title 'Snake River Desperadoes 1951 Starrett' is inscribed on both the reel and the case. The condition of the film appears to be good with no visible damage to the reel or the filmstrip. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is an original film reel of the 1937 movie 'Outlaws Of The Prairie' starring Charles Starrett. The reel is contained within a protective metal canister. Both the film reel and the canister show signs of age but appear to be in good condition. The reel itself is made of metal and has markings indicating the title of the movie. The diameter of the reel is approximately 10.5 inches. The film reel is a collector’s item and is ideal for enthusiasts of vintage cinema or Charles Starrett's body of work. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

Up for auction are the original film reels of the 1939 movie 'They Made Me A Criminal.' The items come in their original packaging, which shows some wear and tear from age and handling. The reels appear to be in good condition, housed in protective canisters. The boxes are marked with the title of the film, ensuring authenticity. These film reels are a valuable item for collectors of classic cinema and film memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features original film reels from the 1951 movie 'Adventures Of Captain Fabian.' The reels appear to be in good condition with some signs of wear on the metal components. Stored in a plastic container for protection, the reels are made of a sturdy metal material with the film wound tightly. Exact length and format of the film reels are unspecified. These reels are an excellent find for classic film enthusiasts or collectors. Exact testing of the film quality has not been conducted. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a film reel of the Marshall Of Mesa City, a 1939 RKO production. The reel appears to be in its original metal canister. The film reel is made of plastic and is wound with the film labeled 'Marshall Of Mesa City' along the edge. The canister also has markings including 'George O'Brien' and '52 Min'. The item is in used condition with visible signs of wear on the canister, indicative of its age. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features two film reels from the 1951 movie 'Spoilers Of The Plains' starring Roy Rogers. The reels are encased in metal canisters, which are labeled 'Reel 1 of 2' and 'Reel 2 of 2', indicating they are a complete set. Each reel appears to be 2000 feet in length with a running time of 68 minutes. The canisters are in good condition with the title and other identifying details handwritten on the outside. These film reels are a rare collectible for fans of classic cinema and Western films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a film reel for the movie 'Overland Mail Robbery Wild Bill' from 1943. The reel is housed in its original metal case, which shows some signs of wear and age. The film reel itself appears to be in good condition. The case measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. This item is a collector's piece, representing classic cinema from the 1940s. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a set of film reels containing 'The Red Rope,' a 1937 film starring Bob Steele. The film is preserved in Fujicolor Positive 35mm format, housed within a sturdy metal canister. The images reflect the condition of the film and canister, showing visible wear consistent with archival preservation. The film reels appear intact and are stored in an appropriately labeled container. The exact running time is not mentioned. This 1937 classic presents a piece of cinematic history, which may appeal to film collectors and historians. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel of the 1933 movie 'Silent Men' featuring Tim McCoy. The film reel is housed in a durable, grey metal canister. Both the reel and the canister are in good condition with typical wear from age. The reel measures approximately 16 inches in diameter and consists of film material typical for the era. The film is properly labeled and preserved to maintain its historical value. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel from the 1935 film 'Man From Guntown' starring Tim McCoy. The reel is housed in a metal canister, ensuring the film’s protection. The reel itself is made of metal, and the film appears to be in good condition without any visible signs of damage. The canister is labeled accordingly with the film’s title and year. This collectible item is ideal for film enthusiasts or collectors of vintage cinema memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a vintage film reel labeled with 'Riding Wild Tim McCoy 1935.' The reel comes in a protective metal canister. The condition appears to be good based on the images provided, with the reel and film intact and securely wound. The canister shows minor signs of age but is structurally sound. The reel is made of metal, typical of the period, and the film appears to be in stable condition, though it has not been tested for playability. This film reel is a collector's item, ideal for enthusiasts of classic cinema or historical films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features original film reels for the 1935 movie 'The Revenge Rider' starring Tim McCoy. The reels are stored in a metal film canister labeled with the movie's title. The metal reels are marked 'Columbia '35' confirming the production year. The item appears to be in good condition with visible signs of age and use typical for film reels of this vintage. The canister likely holds multiple reels, indicating it may contain the full feature film. These film reels are a significant piece for collectors interested in classic cinema or vintage film memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features original film reels of the 1932 movie 'Fighting Marshall' starring Tim McCoy. The reels come in their original metal canisters and appear to be in vintage condition with visible signs of wear and rust on the metal spools. The labeling on the reels and canisters is intact and readable, providing authentication and context. The film reels are made of traditional acetate material common for the era. Dimensions of the canisters are approximately 14 inches in diameter each. These reels are valuable for collectors of vintage cinema, film historians, and those interested in early 20th-century film production. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is an original film reel of the 1938 short film 'Mutts to You' featuring The 3 Stooges. The film reel is housed in its original metal canister. The canister is round and made of metal, showing some signs of wear consistent with age. The film reel itself appears to be intact and undamaged. The diameter of the canister is approximately 14 inches. This is a collector's item, particularly valuable to fans of vintage cinema and The 3 Stooges. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of the 1949 movie 'Who Done It' featuring the 3 Stooges. The reel is made of metal and comes with its original canister. The canister is marked 'Screen Gems' and the reel appears to be in good condition with visible labels indicating the movie title and year. Please note that the film's condition has not been tested, and it is sold as-is. This collectible item is a piece of cinema history and an excellent addition to any collection. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel titled 'The 3 Stooges Violent Word For Curly 1938'. The reel is enclosed in a grey metal canister. Both the reel and the canister show signs of age but appear to be preserved in good condition. The reel includes discernible markings indicating 'The 3 Stooges' and the year '1938'. This item is a must-have for collectors of classic film memorabilia and enthusiasts of the Three Stooges. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of the 1937 short film 'The Little Rascals: Glove Taps.' The film reel is housed in a metallic canister. The canister and reel appear to be in good physical condition with visible signs of age-related wear. Please note that this item is a vintage collectible and its functionality has not been tested. The metal reel holds the film and fits snugly within the protective canister. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel from the 1933 production 'The Little Rascals Fish Hooky.' The reel is housed in a gray metal canister for protection and storage. The film material is wound on a standard metal reel commonly used during the era. The reel and canister appear to be in good condition with visible labeling denoting 'Fish Hooky - Little Rascals.' This item is a piece of cinematic history and would be a valuable addition to any film memorabilia collection. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features a vintage film reel of 'The Little Rascals Bedtime Worries,' a 1933 production. The film reel is housed in a durable metal canister for protection. The reel and canister are in good condition with minor signs of wear, typical for items of this age. The reel appears complete and the film is wound neatly. No specific maker's mark is visible on the reel or canister. This is a classic piece of film history, representing early 20th century American cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel of 'The Little Rascals Hi Neighbor' from 1934. The film reel is contained within a green metal canister. The reel and film appear to be in good condition with some signs of wear on the reel itself. The film reel measures approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. This item is an authentic piece of cinematic history from the early 20th century, suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage film material. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of 'The Little Rascals: For Pete’s Sake' from 1934. The reel and the canister are made of metal. The film appears to be in good condition with no visible tears or damage. The reel measures approximately 12 inches in diameter. This vintage piece is a great collector's item for fans of classic cinema and historic films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of 'The Little Rascals: The Pooch' from 1932. The reel is stored in a metal canister, ensuring its preservation. The reel measures approximately 14 inches in diameter. The film appears to be in good condition, with no visible signs of deterioration or damage. The metal canister is also in good condition, with minor surface wear typical of storage. This rare piece of cinematic history is a must-have for collectors and historians of early 20th-century films. Please note that the reel has not been tested for playability. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel of the 'Little Rascals' short film titled 'Shivering Shakespeare' from 1930. The reel appears to be in its original metal container and includes the original labeling. The film reel is standard for the era, approximately 16mm in width, and the film itself appears to be in good, but likely used condition as evidenced by the visible wear marks on the container and reel. The container has warning labels regarding film precautions. The writing on the side of the reel includes the title, 'Little Rascals Shivering Shakespeare'. This item would be of interest to film collectors or fans of the 'Little Rascals' series. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a 1931 film reel of the movie 'Fly My Kite' featuring the Little Rascals. The reel is housed in a yellow plastic case from the National Audiovisual Center, Washington, D.C. The case and reel appear to be in good condition with no significant visible damage. The film reel is made of metal while the case is plastic. The dimensions of the film reel and case are standard for 16mm film reels, typically around 10.5 inches in diameter. This item is a historical piece and an example of early 20th-century film production. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of 'The Little Rascals Sprucin’ Up' from 1935. The film reel is contained in a yellow circular metal canister, providing protection and storage. The reel appears to be in good condition based on visual inspection with no visible signs of warping or severe damage. The outer case has minor scuffs and wear consistent with its age. This is a collector’s item suitable for those interested in early American cinema or 'The Little Rascals' series. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction is for a film reel labeled as 'Little Rascals Anniversary Trouble 1935.' The reel is contained within a yellow plastic case, designed to protect and store the film. The metal reel itself shows handwritten labeling, indicating it has been previously identified or categorized. The condition of the reel and film appears to be preserved well, with no visible damages to the reel or case in the provided images. Specific details about the duration or content of the film are not provided. The diameter of the reel and the specific film format are also not indicated, but these are typically standard sizes for film reels from this era. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original 1936 film reel of 'Little Rascals: Two Too Young'. The reel consists of a metal spool with the film securely wound on it. The film is housed in a protective metal canister. Dimensions of the canister are approximately 12 inches in diameter. The reel appears to be in good condition, with no visible signs of wear or damage. Please refer to the provided images for a detailed view of the item's condition. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of 'Our Gang Spooky Hooky', a film from 1936. The reel appears intact within a metal casing. The film reel shows signs of aging but it seems to be in overall fair to good condition. The diameter of the reel is approximately 10 inches. This is a historical piece from the Our Gang series, often also known as 'The Little Rascals'. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of 'Our Gang 3 Men In A Tub' from 1938. The reel is housed in a grey plastic canister, with a yellow and black metal core in the center. The canister measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. The film appears in good condition with no visible signs of damage on the reel or film. Suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This lot includes 3 vintage mini film reels from 1937 featuring 'The Little Rascals'. The films included are titled 'Framing Youth', 'Hearts Are Thumps', and 'Fishy Tales'. These reels are housed in a corrugated cardboard box, which shows signs of wear and age. The films are on plastic reels, each fairly intact, though some show minor cracking. An opportunity for collectors to own a piece of cinematic history from The Little Rascals series. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features the 'Grand Canyon Trail' 1948 film reel starring Roy Rogers. The film reel is housed in a durable metal canister. The canister and film reel are both in good condition, showing some signs of age and wear consistent with vintage items. The outer diameter of the film reel is approximately 15 inches. This is an original film reel from the 1948 movie, making it a rare collectible for movie enthusiasts and collectors of vintage cinema memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original 1933 film reel titled 'Man Of Action' featuring Tim McCoy. The film reel comes in a protective brown case. The reel is made from metal, and the film appears to be in good condition, with no visible signs of damage. The diameter of the reel measures approximately 10 inches. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction features an original film reel from the 1932 movie 'The Big Stampede' starring John Wayne. The reel is enclosed in a black protective case. The film is wound on a metal reel, which shows signs of aging, including some rust. The case is labeled 'The Big Stampede' along the edge. Dimensions of the reel case are approximately 14 inches in diameter. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a film reel for the 1935 movie 'Heir To Trouble' starring Ken Maynard. The reel is housed in a grey film canister. The reel itself is yellow and appears to be in good condition, with no visible damage to the film included. The canister securely fits the reel and shows minimal wear on the exterior. Reel diameter measures approximately 10.5 inches. This vintage film reel is a collectible item for classic film enthusiasts and memorabilia collectors. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel from the 1935 movie 'Western Frontier' featuring Ken Maynard. The reel is housed in a metal canister, which shows signs of age and wear. The metal reel inside is intact, with the film coiled securely. The label on the reel reads 'Western Frontier' and has Ken Maynard's name. This collectible item is a piece of cinematic history from the early 20th century. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a 1946 film reel titled '3 Stooges Monkey Businessmen'. The film reel is housed in a durable metal canister for protection. The reel itself is made of metal and contains the original film. The metal canister shows some signs of wear, indicative of its age, but is in overall good condition. The '3 Stooges Monkey Businessmen 1946' label is handwritten on the reel, confirming its authenticity. The reel measures approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. Both the film reel and canister are essential for collectors of vintage film memorabilia and enthusiasts of early cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original 1942 film reel of the 3 Stooges short film 'Sock A Bye Baby.' The reel is housed in a sturdy metal canister. The film reel appears to be in good condition, with the film wound tightly and no visible damage to the reel itself. The metal canister has some signs of wear, indicative of its age, but remains intact and functional. The film reel is a standard 16mm format, common for films produced during this era. This item is a piece of cinematic history, offering a tangible connection to the classic slapstick comedy of the 3 Stooges. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This offering includes an original 16mm film reel from the 1944 comedy short 'Idle Roomers,' featuring the 3 Stooges. The reel is housed in a metal canister, which shows signs of age and wear including some rust and residue inside. The film is wound on a metal spool with the title 'Idle Roomers - 1944' labeled on its edge. There is no visible extensive damage to the film itself, though its condition has not been verified through projection. This item is a collectible piece, ideal for fans of classic comedy and film history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of '3 Stooges Gents Without Cents' from 1945. The film reel is housed in a protective round metal case, which ensures the reel is kept in good condition. The metal reel and canister serve to protect the film from dust, light, and other potential damage. The film reel shows typical signs of wear expected from an item of this age but appears well-preserved overall. This film reel is ideal for collectors of vintage films and memorabilia, specifically those with an interest in the Three Stooges. The reel and canister exhibit no significant damage, such as rust or deep scratches, indicating it has been stored properly. Dimensions of the item are approximately standard for film reels used during that time period. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original 3 Stooges "Dutiful But Dumb" 1941 film reel. The reel is encased in a red storage canister that commemorates the 50th anniversary of the film's release, marked as 1928-1978. The canister and reel are in good condition overall, with visible wear commensurate with age. The reel's dimensions are approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. The reel itself is made of metal. This item is ideal for collectors of vintage films and memorabilia, particularly those with an interest in classic comedy. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a vintage film reel containing the 1943 short film 'Spook Louder' by the 3 Stooges. The film reel is housed in a metal canister, which is brown in color and shows signs of wear consistent with age. The film reel itself also displays signs of usage, including a partially torn label. The reel measures approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. This item is a collector's piece and represents a piece of classic comedy cinema history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a vintage film reel of the 1941 short film 'The Sweet Pie and Pie' featuring The 3 Stooges. The reel is housed in a sturdy brown metal canister. The condition appears used, with visible wear on the reel itself and some markings indicating frequent use. The canister shows minor scuffs and scratches but is structurally intact. The reel size is standard for film reels from that era, approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. This collectible is a great representation of early American comedy cinema and holds historical value. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is an original film reel of the Three Stooges' 1941 short comedy 'An Ache In Every Stake.' The reel appears to be made of metal and is housed in a matching metal canister. The exterior of the reel and canister both show signs of general wear, indicative of the item's age. The diameter of the reel is approximately 10.5 inches (27 cm). The film reel holds a historic value for collectors of classic cinema and The Three Stooges memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel containing the 1945 short film '3 Stooges Microphonies.' The reel is housed in a sturdy metal canister, typical of mid-20th century film storage. The film reel itself appears to be in good condition, with visible wear indicative of its age. The canister is also metal and shows some minor signs of use. This item is a piece of classic film history, especially appealing to collectors of vintage cinema or Three Stooges memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel from the 1942 film '3 Stooges Even As I.O.U.'. The reel is housed in its original metal canister which shows signs of standard wear for its age. The film appears to be in a good condition and is wound securely on the reel. The canister and reel are both original and made of durable metal. The label on the reel and canister clearly indicates the title of the film and the year of release. This item is a collectible piece for fans of classic cinema and the Three Stooges. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a vintage film reel for the 1942 film 'Loco Boy Makes Good' starring The 3 Stooges. The reel is housed in a protective brown metal canister, both of which appear to be in good condition with minor signs of wear typical for items of this age. The reel itself is made of metal with a plastic film inside. The film reel is 16mm in size, standard for films produced during this era. Please note that the functionality of the film reel has not been tested. This item is a collectible and should be handled carefully. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a film reel from the 1942 Three Stooges short 'Cactus Makes Perfect.' The reel is housed in its original metallic brown canister marked '9321' and 'D-8.' The reel itself is yellow with black inlays, clearly labeled 'Scotch 35AS' indicating the film stock manufacturer. The condition shows signs of age, including minor wear to the outer surface of the canister, but the reel appears intact. This is a vintage piece of entertainment history. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel of the 1932 Laurel & Hardy movie 'Towed In A Hole.' The reel is housed in a metal container, which appears to be intact with minor signs of wear consistent with age. The reel itself appears to be made of metal and is in good condition with a label clearly stating 'Towed In A Hole.' This is a vintage piece and may display signs of use and age. The size of the reel and container is typical for films of this era, and it is a collectible item for film enthusiasts or historians. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel of the 1932 movie 'Their First Mistake' featuring Laurel & Hardy. The reel is housed in a metal container, both in good condition, with minimal wear visible on the exterior. The reel itself appears to be intact with no obvious signs of damage. The film is likely on 16mm or 35mm film stock, although the exact type is not specified. The canister measures approximately 12 inches in diameter. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of the Laurel & Hardy 'Scram' movie from 1932. The reel is contained within a metal canister that has 'Scram 1932' marked on it. The reel itself is made of metal and the film appears to be in reasonable condition, although not played or tested for functionality. The canister shows signs of wear consistent with age and storage. This reel is a rare piece of film history, featuring one of the most iconic comedy duos. Specific details such as reel length and film type are not provided. The dimensions of the canister are typical for film reels of this era, approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a vintage film reel of the 1932 film 'County Hospital' featuring Laurel & Hardy. The reel comes in a sturdy metal case for protection and easy storage. The film is wound on a metal reel and appears to be in good condition with no visible signs of significant damage. This piece is ideal for film collectors or Laurel & Hardy enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel for the Laurel & Hardy 1932 short film 'Any Old Port'. The film reel is enclosed in a metal canister, which bears handwritten markings. The canister and reel show signs of age and wear, but overall appear to be in good condition. The reel itself appears to be intact with no visible damage to the film. The diameter of the reel is approximately 10 inches. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel of the 1932 Laurel & Hardy short film 'Helpmates'. The reel is housed in a plastic container for protection and storage. The film reel appears to be in good condition, with no visible damage to the film strip or the reel itself. The container and the reel are both marked with 'Helpmates', ensuring the authenticity and identification of this classic piece of cinematic history. This item is a great collector's piece for fans of vintage cinema or film memorabilia. The size of the reel is standard for films of this era, and it includes the full feature as originally released. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a film reel of the 1931 movie 'One Good Turn' by Laurel & Hardy. The film reel is enclosed in a blue protective metal canister. The reel itself appears to be in a solid physical condition but has not been tested for playback quality. The metal canister shows signs of wear with minor scratches and dents consistent with age. The size of the canister is approximately 12 inches in diameter. This vintage piece is a collector's item for aficionados of classic cinema and Laurel & Hardy enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a vintage film reel from the 1931 film 'Come Clean' starring Laurel & Hardy. The film reel is enclosed in a sturdy metal canister. The reel and film are both in undetermined condition. The canister is approximately 12 inches in diameter. This collectible item would be of interest to enthusiasts of classic cinema and vintage film paraphernalia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a film reel for the 1931 film 'Our Wife' featuring Laurel & Hardy. The reel comes housed in a sturdy green plastic case for protection. The reel itself is made of high-quality metal, ensuring durability. The film appears to be securely wound and in fair condition for its age. The case and reel have no significant damage but may show minimal signs of wear typical for vintage items. The diameter of the reel is approximately 10.5 inches, and the width is about 1 inch. This is a classic piece of cinema history and ideal for collectors. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a film reel of 'Laurel & Hardy Laughing Gravy,' a film from 1931. The reel comes in a gray metal canister and features a red plastic reel. The outer rim of the reel is labeled with the film's title, 'Laughing Gravy,' marked in ink. The overall condition appears to be used but is in good shape with no visible major damage to the canister or the reel. This collectible item is suitable for archival purposes or collections aimed at classic cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features a vintage film reel containing the 1930 film 'Hog Wild' by Laurel & Hardy. The reel is housed in a classic metal film canister for protective storage. The reel appears to be in good physical condition with no visible damage to the film or the metal reel. The film reel likely measures approximately 16mm in width, but the exact size and length are not specified. This makes it a noteworthy collectible for enthusiasts of classic cinema or those specifically interested in the works of Laurel & Hardy. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel of the 1930 Laurel & Hardy movie 'Below Zero'. The reel is housed in a metal case, which is teal in color and has visible labels indicating the film's name and date. The reel itself appears to be in used condition, with visible signs of wear. The exact functionality of the film reel has not been verified. The film reel measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. This item is a notable piece of film history and is ideal for collectors of cinematic memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of the 1930 Laurel & Hardy movie 'Brats.' The film reel is housed in a dark gray metal canister with dimensions approximately 15 inches in diameter. The reel and canister are in good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with age. The reel features standard 35mm film, and the movie is labeled 'Brats 1930' on the outer edge of the reel. Ideal for collectors of vintage films or Laurel & Hardy memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a vintage film reel containing the 1930 film 'Blotto' featuring Laurel & Hardy. The film reel is housed in a protective metal canister that shows some signs of wear consistent with age but remains intact. The reel and film appear to be in good condition, though the actual playback quality has not been tested. The metal canister has a diameter of approximately 14 inches. This item is an excellent addition for collectors of classic films or vintage movie memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction is for a vintage 16mm film reel of the classic film 'Night Owls' featuring Laurel & Hardy from 1930. The film reel is contained within a red metal canister marked 'HANDEL FILM CAN.' The canister is in good condition with minor signs of wear consistent with its age. The film reel itself appears intact and ready for viewing. This item is a significant collectible for fans of classic cinema and early comedy. The reel measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for vintage film reels of the 1938 film 'The Cowboy & The Lady' starring Gary Cooper. The reels are housed in metal canisters and appear to be in good condition. The outer canister is inscribed 'USN Bay County Club.' The reels themselves are labeled with the film title 'The Cowboy & The Lady.' The canisters and film reels show minor signs of wear consistent with age and storage. These items would be of particular interest to collectors of vintage film memorabilia or fans of classic cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a set of vintage film reels from 'Adventures Of Marco Polo' featuring Gary Cooper, dated 1938. The reels are metal and contained in protective metal cans. The condition seems very good based on the images; the film appears intact and the reels are securely housed. Each reel measures approximately 15 inches in diameter. These items are a piece of cinematic history, perfect for collectors or film enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features film reels of the 1937 movie 'Souls At Sea' starring Gary Cooper. The item includes multiple film reels housed in brown metal canisters. The film reels appear to be in good physical condition with visible labels. The canisters show signs of wear consistent with age. The reels are a vintage collectible and hold historical significance. The exact length and completeness of the footage are not verified. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features a set of vintage film reels labeled 'Rawhide' associated with Lou Gehrig from 1938. The reels are enclosed in a yellow and gray metal case, which shows signs of wear consistent with age. The reels themselves are in fairly good condition, though showing some signs of surface rust and oxidation, primarily on the metal parts. The overall dimensions of the film reel case are approximately 14 inches in diameter and 2 inches in height. These historical film reels provide a unique collectible opportunity for movie and sports memorabilia enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for original film reels from the 1955 movie 'Tall Man Riding' starring Randolph Scott. The reels are housed in a protective metal canister. The exact film format is not specified but appears to be of standard movie reel size. The reels and canister are in good visible condition with minor signs of wear and usage consistent with their age. The film reels are specifically marked with 'Reel 1' and dates. This vintage film memorabilia would be a great addition to any collector's items. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for the original film reels of the 1945 movie 'Sheriff Of Cimarron' starring Sunset Carson. The reels are enclosed in a protective metal case. The film format appears to be 16mm. The label on the case and the edge of the reel indicate the movie title, 'Sheriff Of Cimarron,' and the year, '1945'. The film reels seem to be in good condition; however, there may be some wear consistent with the age of over 75 years. An ideal item for collectors of vintage cinema or film memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features film reels from the 1936 movie 'Captain January,' starring Shirley Temple. The reels are housed in their original metal canisters, which appear to be in good condition with no visible rust or significant damage. The film appears to be intact on the reels with no obvious signs of degradation. This item is a collector's piece for fans of classic cinema and Shirley Temple memorabilia. Further inspection and testing may be required to ensure playability. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel from the 1954 production of 'Private Secretary' featuring Susie Ann Sothern. The reel is housed in a circular metal canister with a protective lid. The reel itself is made of metal and contains the film material, which appears to be in good condition. The outer edge of the film reel is labeled for identification and cataloging. The reel diameter is typically around 10 to 12 inches. The canister shows minor signs of wear consistent with age but is intact and functional for storage and protection. This item is a collectible piece for film enthusiasts and collectors of vintage cinema memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a film reel containing the 1931 movie 'The Deadline' featuring Buck Jones. The film reel is housed in a round, metal canister. The reel measures approximately 15 inches in diameter and appears to be in used but good condition. The film type is 35mm, typical of the period's production standards. The metal canister shows signs of wear, consistent with its age. This item is a piece of cinematic history and would be a valuable addition to any film memorabilia collection. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features a film reel of the 1931 movie 'Range Feud' starring Buck Jones and John Wayne. The item includes a film reel housed in a protective metal canister. The film reel appears to be in good condition, though not tested for playback. The canister, also in good condition, is designed to protect and store the film reel. The total diameter of the canister and reel is approximately 10.5 inches. This item is a great piece of cinematic history, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of early 20th-century films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item includes original film reels of 'The Texas Ranger' featuring Buck Jones from 1931. The set comprises metal canisters housing the reels, typically used for film storage. Both canisters and reels are made of metal and appear in good condition, with some signs of age and wear typical for items of this era. Each canister is labeled with the film title. The film reels themselves are intact, though close inspection is recommended for detailed assessment of their condition. These are a part of classic cinema history and would be a significant addition to any collection of early filmmaking memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel from the 1930 movie 'Men Without Law' starring Buck Jones. The reel is housed in a metal canister. The film reel appears to be in good condition with no noticeable damage or degradation. The canister shows signs of wear consistent with age but remains in serviceable condition. The reel itself measures approximately 10.5 inches in diameter. A collector's item, it represents early 20th-century cinema and is an excellent piece for film enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction is for a set of original film reels from the 1947 film 'Unconquered' starring Gary Cooper. The set includes multiple reels enclosed in brown metal canisters. Each reel is marked with details indicating the contents and sequence, such as 'R-1'. The reels show signs of age, but the film appears intact. These items are a piece of cinematic history and would be valuable for collectors or film enthusiasts. The reels are in fair condition considering their age. Specific dimensions or lengths of the film are not provided. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction listing is for a set of original 'Dallas Gary Cooper 1950' film reels. These film reels are stored in metal canisters and appear to be in used condition, showing some signs of wear consistent with their age. The reels include labels indicating they are Safety Film and are from Columbia Pictures Industries. The contents are labeled as 'Color #7', suggesting these may be color film reels. The reels vary in color with some being yellow and some red. These vintage film reels would be a significant collectible for film enthusiasts and archivists, particularly those interested in mid-20th century American cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for an original film reel featuring 'McKenna Of The Mounted,' starring Buck Jones, from 1932. The reel is enclosed in a protective metal canister. The reel and film are in good condition, showcasing the typical signs of age and usage. The metal canister measures approximately 12 inches in diameter. This is a valuable collectible item for vintage film enthusiasts. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel for the 1934 movie 'The Fighting Ranger' starring Buck Jones. The reel is encased in a brown metal canister for protection and storage. The film reel itself appears to be in good condition, with minimal signs of wear or damage visible on both the reel and the film inside. The metal canister is also well-preserved, with only minor scuffs. The reel measures approximately 14 inches in diameter. This collectible film reel is a great addition for classic film enthusiasts or collectors of vintage cinema memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a film reel titled 'The Man Trailer,' starring Buck Jones, from the year 1934. The item includes one film reel housed in a protective metal canister. Both the reel and the canister appear to be well-preserved with no visible rust or damage. This vintage movie reel is made from high-grade film material and is traditionally used for projection. The exact dimensions of the reel are not specified but it appears to be standard size. The metal canister ensures the film remains secure and protected from environmental damage. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is the original film reel for the 1933 movie 'Sundown Rider' starring Buck Jones. The reel is housed in a metal canister, which shows signs of age and storage-related wear. The film reel itself appears to be in fundamental condition, though specific frame states and integrity are not guaranteed without detailed inspection. The reel and canister material are primarily metal, providing durability and protection to the film. This piece is a valued collectible for film enthusiasts and historians alike, representing a slice of early 20th-century cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features two film reels branded 'Buck Jones 1931.' The reels are encased in brown metal canisters, typical of the era for film storage, and exhibit some signs of wear. The reels inside canisters are metal and appear well-preserved. Each canister and reel set measures approximately 10 inches in diameter. The condition of the films themselves, including whether they are playable, has not been verified. Significant for collectors and enthusiasts of early cinema and historical film memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction listing is for original film reels of the Disney movie 'The Sign Of Zorro' featuring Guy Williams from 1960. The reels are housed in a sturdy, vintage metal case with secure straps. The case shows signs of wear and aging, consistent with its age. The film reels themselves appear to be in good condition. The reels are made of metal and plastic materials and include both silver and yellow components. The labels on the reels are intact and legible. The dimensions of the case are approximately 18 x 18 x 5 inches. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing contains original film reels from the 1940 film 'Three Men From Texas' starring William Boyd. The set of reels, housed in a cardboard box, features standard metal spools. The box shows signs of wear and tear, with visible damage and tape seals. The reels themselves appear to be in good visual condition. No additional inspection or testing has been performed on the film quality or content. This item is a valuable collectible for film enthusiasts and archivists. Dimensions of the box are approximately 15 x 15 x 3 inches, and each reel is around 14 inches in diameter. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel from 1942 featuring the movie 'Sons Of The Pioneers' starring Roy Rogers. The reel is housed in a standard metal film canister. The item appears to be in good condition for its age. The film reel itself is made of plastic and metal, typical for reels of this era. The metal canister provides durable storage and protection for the film reel. The specific size of the reel is not provided but it is typically found in standard sizes used during the 1940s. This item is a piece of cinematic history, reflecting the era's technology and featuring a notable film from the early 1940s. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel for the 1935 movie 'Lawless Range' starring John Wayne. The film reel is encased in a metal canister, which shows signs of aging and wear. The reel itself is in good condition with visible film strips wound securely. This collectible item is a piece of cinematic history, reflecting the early career of an iconic actor. The film reel measures approximately 15 inches in diameter and comes with its original metal canister. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is an original film reel from the 1932 movie 'Haunted Gold' starring John Wayne. The film reel is housed in a durable brown metal case. The reel itself appears to be in good condition, with the film securely wound. This item is a unique collector's piece, reflecting the era of early 20th-century cinema. The case shows minor signs of wear and tear, consistent with its age. Size of the reel is standard 35mm. Further inspection is recommended for analysis of film quality. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing features an original film reel of the 1935 movie 'The Crimson Trail', starring Buck Jones. The reel is housed in a gray metallic case, which shows signs of age and wear. The film reel itself measures approximately 12 inches in diameter. The condition of the film is unverified, as it has not been tested. This piece is a collectible item for film enthusiasts and memorabilia collectors. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This is a vintage film reel of the 1942 film 'Dawn Of The Great Divide' featuring Buck Jones. The reel is stored in a brown metal canister, which appears to be in good condition with minimal wear. The reel itself is in similarly good condition, with no visible signs of damage to the film or reel. The canister diameter is approximately 15 inches. This item is a collectible piece for film enthusiasts and may hold historical value. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This item is a film reel from the 1943 movie 'Calling Wild Bill Elliott'. The reel comes in its original metal canister, offering protection and ensuring the film's integrity. The reel itself appears in good condition but should be evaluated for playback quality due to its age. The item would be of particular interest to collectors, historians, or film enthusiasts. The exact runtime, format details, and specific condition of the film stock inside the canister are not provided. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This auction listing features a vintage film reel from the 1936 film 'Bohemian Girl,' by Laurel & Hardy. The reel is housed in a metal canister designed to protect the film. The exterior of the reel and canister is in good condition, with some visible signs of wear consistent with age. Labels on the reel indicate it is from the production 'Laurel & Hardy Bohemian Girl.' This item would be a valuable addition for collectors of classic cinema memorabilia. Detailed inspections of both the reel and canister show they are largely intact, but prospective buyers are encouraged to review all images for a thorough understanding of its condition. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for a set of vintage film reels containing the 1950 film 'Trail Of Robin Hood' starring Roy Rogers. The reels are housed in durable metal cases, ensuring the safety of the film. The film is on celluloid reels and appears to be in good condition with no visible signs of significant damage. Each reel measures approximately 16 inches in diameter. This item is a piece of cinematographic history, ideal for collectors or enthusiasts of classic Western films. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

These are the original film reels for the 1938 movie 'Thunder In The Desert' starring Bob Steele. The reels come in a protective yellow metal canister to ensure the preservation of the film. The film is contained on standard 35mm reels. The condition appears to be good, with the film and reels showing typical signs of age but no visible significant damage. This is a rare collectible item, perfect for film enthusiasts or collectors of vintage movie memorabilia. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.

This listing is for two film reels from the 1937 movie 'Gun Ranger' featuring Bob Steele. The reels are housed in brown metal canisters. The condition of the film is visible in the provided images, and the item specifically includes the text 'Gun Ranger 1937 Bob Steele #2' on the canister and reel. The reels appear to be in fair condition with signs of age and some wear. This collectible is ideal for film enthusiasts or collectors of vintage cinema. Some typical wear to film cases but film reels themselves look clean and smooth with no visible damage or wear.