Hello all. Over the years I have watched a quite a few films/videos on Archive.org. Most relevant to our interest are from the Prelinger archives. As I watched these I kept track of the ones that I thought would be interesting in content to the members. I enjoyed them even though some would be thought of as kind of hokey today. They have a lot of content showing old steam locomotives, traction engines, construction equipment etc. The bandwidth is somewhat limited so if the page doesn't pop up right away just try again later (although it has improved alot. I will try to post to other groups that I frequent but feel free to pass this on as there is a lot of historical value. I hope you all enjoy. Bill

www.archive.org/details/SafeRoad1935
www.archive.org/details/diesel_story
www.archive.org/details/Building1948
www.archive.org/details/earthworm_tractors
www.archive.org/details/OpenRoadA
www.archive.org/details/OpenRoadB
www.archive.org/details/BuildersOfTh
www.archive.org/details/BuildersOfTh_2
www.archive.org/details/IronCoun1952
www.archive.org/details/copper_mining_and_smelting
www.archive.org/details/WhiteWon1958
www.archive.org/details/Aluminum1956
www.archive.org/details/Aluminum1956_2
www.archive.org/details/GreatRai1942
www.archive.org/details/GreatRai1942_2
www.archive.org/details/GreatRai1942_3
www.archive.org/details/BigTrain1950
www.archive.org/details/BigTrain1950_2
www.archive.org/details/QuietRev1956
www.archive.org/details/FarmerMi1920
www.archive.org/details/American1956
www.archive.org/details/American1956_2
www.archive.org/details/SF174
www.archive.org/details/WeldingO1942