A family in a Ford Touring car. A Ford Touring in a park. Ford Model Ts are colloquially known as the Tin Lizzie or Flivver. Children climb in first followed by the parents. The father carries a basket. The children sit in the back with the parents in front. The family drives away a Ford Touring car. A stone building in the background.
A man drives away a Ford Model T Touring car. A Ford Model T Touring car outside a building. Two men come out of the building. 'J. A. Mack' written on the building. One man stands at the door while the other climbs in the car and drives away.
Two men inspect a Ford Model T Touring car. A Ford Model T Touring car in front of a building. Two men come out of the building with the dealer. The two men wear hats while the dealer does not. The men inspect the car. The dealer bends to pick up something from the ground. The men climb in the car and drive away.
A Ford Standard Sedan driven in front of a building. A hand unscrews a cap, removes a gas filter, replaces it and screws the cap. Close up of front wheel of a car. A foot on a brake. View of wheel shows brake action. A driver pulls emergency brake lever back. Close up of the wheel shows brake action. Close up of shock absorbers, standard gear shift, speedometer and gasoline gage and engine.
Willie Hoppe, Three Cushion Billiard Champion during an exhibition. Officers and dignitaries at a billiards table with cue sticks in hand. Willie Hoppe in the center. Willie Hoppe takes his first shot. People watch him play. He teaches a lady officer. Another woman takes a shot. Officers and dignitaries clap. Billiard Champion exhibits his performance. Officers and dignitaries keep their caps on the table and the champion plays his game.
Film shows early sailing ships near New Amsterdam and the initial layout of the city. Scene transitions to larger later map of the city. Numerous views of illustrated 17th century sailing ships in various conditions including severe storms at sea. Deck plan of a slave ship with maximum number of occupants shown in extreme close quarters. Ship deck filled with persons immigrating to America. American harbors filled with sailing ships. A skirmish at outset of American Revolution. Scene of American frontier wilderness with images of plow and flintlock rifle overlaid on it. Settlers traveling on river in a barge. The Boston massacre of March 5, 1770. City policemen subduing rioters. Settlers heading west in wagons. Immigrants leaving foreign shore board a ship. View of them on deck of the ship to America. New York City waterfront in 19th Century with sailing ships lined up side-by-side and pier clogged with cargoes. Workers on construction project using makeshift wooden plank bridges to traverse stream and work at the job site. Views of various building tradesmen engaged in construction project. View of city harbor filled with ships, now including some steam ships, and many substantial buildings.
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