16mm silent and sound features/shorts for sale:

[DavidWelling]

16mm silent Flesh and the Devil with Garbo and Gilbert (1927) - $250
This is a 16mm print of the silent film, Flesh and the Devil, with Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, and Lars Hanson. It is a lovely silent print, complete with titles and includes the final alternate scene with Gilbert and Barbara Kent that is missing in some editions. The print has no accompanying soundtrack. It comes on two 1600 ft. reels. Click here for images:
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16mm silent La Boheme with Gish and Gilbert (1926) - $250
This is a 16mm print of the silent film, La Bohme, with Lillian Gish, John Gilbert, and Renee Adoree. It is a lovely silent print, complete with titles. The print has no accompanying soundtrack. It comes on two 1600 ft. reels. Click here for images:
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16mm print Bambi (1942) - $225
This is a 16mm print of Bambi (1942). It is a very watchable print with nice color and no indication of color change, and an occasional line. Not an original print. It is on Fuji Film Safety stock with a date code of 75. Click here for images: http://www.davidwelling.com/16mm/Bambi.html" target="_blank

Fractured Flickers clip – Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - $25
This is a 16mm clip of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde segment from Fractured Flickers. The series was produced by Jay Ward (Bullwinkle) from 1961-63. This segment is from Episode 2 and is called Do Me a Flavor. Adapted from Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1920) starring John Barrymore. Dr. Al K. Seltzer of Seltzer Laboratories invents the enticing new flavor Double Chocolate Seltzer. It runs around 8 minutes and comes on a 400-foot reel. There are no beginning or end credits.

16mm Stage Door Cartoon with Bugs Bunny (WB, 1944) - $10
This is a 16mm print of STAGE DOOR CARTOON (1944) with Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, directed by Fritz Freleng with the story by Michael Maltese. Bugs is chased into a theatre by Elmer Fudd, and ends up having to perform to save himself, as well as convince Elmer to act himself. It also has what might be an early prototype of Yosemite Sam, as a sheriff at the end of the cartoon. This appears to be a dupe print. The color leans to the red side, suggesting that this might be Eastmancolor, or it might be the nature of the dupe. Outside of this, it is in nice shape with no lines. It comes on a 400-ft. reel. Click here for images: http://www.davidwelling.com/16mm/StageDoor.html" target="_blank

16mm King-Size Canary (Tex Avery, 1947) - $25
This is a 16mm print of KING-SIZE CANARY (1947) – produced by MGM and directed by Tex Avery. If you know his work, no further description is necessary. Overall, the print is in good shape. It is a reddish print with some minor surface scratches. Click here for images: http://www.davidwelling.com/16mm/Canary.html" target="_blank


Shipping costs are additional. Please add $10 for features and $5 for shorts, to be sent out USPS Media Mail. PayPal is accepted. If you would like more details, feel free to contact me. I can be reached at: [email protected]" target="_blank