The National Air Races at Curtis-Reynolds Airport in Chicago, Illinois. People crowd at the airport. Foreign fliers are introduced to the crowd. Marshal Pietro Colombo of Italy stands beside the tail of an airplane. A close up of Captain Fritz Lohse of Germany. Captain Marcel Doret of France stands beside the tail of an airplane. Other airplanes stationary in the background. Lieutenant Commander R.L. Atcherley of England in a cockpit. Captain Doret perform stunts in an airplane. The crowd looks at the stunts performed by Doret. The airplane lands. Marshal Colombo perform stunts in an airplane. The airplane lands and people crowd at the airfield.
The National Air Races at Curtis-Reynolds airport in Chicago, Illinois. Spectators crowd at a field. A U.S. flag at the field. Lieutenant Commander Atcherley in an airplane. The airplane taxis and fly low at the field and perform stunts. Spectators watch him performing. The motorcycle corp ride bikes at the field. The airplane in flight. U.S. aviator Colonel Charles Lindbergh at a platform. He gets off from a van and gets in a car. Spectators in a stand in the background.
A documentary film 'The Fur Industry of the United States'. A man stands next to animal pelts on a platform. A number of pelts of different animals placed on the ground. Men get these pelts in speedboats. Group of men unload pelts from the speedboats.
Fur seals on the Pribilof Islands in Alaska are selected, killed and skinned. Names of fur companies like Northwest Company, Hudson Bay Company, Astor, Rocky Mountain Fur Company written on hands. A large number of fur seals on the Pribilof Islands. Alaskan fur seals huddled together in a large group. A group of men skinning fur seals, and stacking the seal fur pelts. The surviving seals move across a beach and into the ocean.
Processing of Alaskan fur seal pelts in a plant in Saint Louis, Missouri. Workers clean seal pelts. Senior officials check one of the pelts. A man washes a pelt lying on a table. Men and women workers inspect and fold fur seal pelts at the plant.
Sources of fur in the United States. A boy places a trap near a water stream in a forest area. Intensive fur farms and fur preserves. A fur preserve built along a river.
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