Very early on the motion picture industry...
Item # 657732
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, New York, July 16, 1921
The entire ftpg. is an interesting illustration captioned: "Reproducing the Naval Battle of Jutland for the Motion Picture Screen." with a related article within the issue. This is a early pictorial from the infancy of the motion picture industry. For any collection which related to early movies and motion pictures, this is a nice, displayable item from the early period.
Complete in 24 pages, inked library stamp in the left margin, otherwise in nice condition.
The entire ftpg. is an interesting illustration captioned: "Reproducing the Naval Battle of Jutland for the Motion Picture Screen." with a related article within the issue. This is a early pictorial from the infancy of the motion picture industry. For any collection which related to early movies and motion pictures, this is a nice, displayable item from the early period.
Complete in 24 pages, inked library stamp in the left margin, otherwise in nice condition.
Category: The 20th Century
Price
$42
100% Authentic: Original printing, never a reproduction.
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