16mm SOMETHING WORTHWHILE FDNY symposium MetLife Archival Film

Description

PRINT ORIGIN
This print was produced in a NYC Lab during the 80's.
MORE ABOUT THIS PRINT:
TITLE: "Something Worthwhile"
This film is about a symposium with the FDNY and how fires are the third leading causes of death. It appears to be produced by the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. It is on Kodak SP stock and still has colors to it, as well as some fade. There is one splice and it appears to be missing some part, though I am not sure how much. This is about 250' to maybe 300' of film.
LENGTH:  ~250' - 300' mounted on a core
VS: No
LAST NOTE
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