How do I find/view an old 1970s educational filmstrip?

I am nostalgically looking for an old McGraw Hill filmstrip from the early 70s called "What Do You Do About Rules?" Anyone know about a resource that digitizes these or something? It's not like I have a filmstrip projector hanging around the house LOL.

 

Several years ago some company put out a dvd box set of old educational films called "Educational Archives," but I have no idea whether this specific title was included.

 

Search around archive.org They have old educational films and whatnot to watch or download for free.

http://archive.org/search.php?query=filmstrip

 

Most any good film scanner will allow you to scan filmstrips which are nothing more than good old 35mm film.

 

If you have an older school in your area, you may want to inquire about old equipment/materials that they may have lying around. It helps if you have a child or relative attending the school. If you know anyone in the education field, you may want to hit them up. Some of this stuff is still floating around. A few years ago, my old elementary school had a sale & I picked up lots of momentos (got my projector there). Churches are also a good source for projectors & such. I used to see lots of filmstrips for sale on Ebay but couldn't say if that kind of stuff is common there now. Good luck!

 

I don't know about Fort Worth, but here in the SF Bay Area there are a lot of places who do this kind of thing. Do a google search for 8mm conversion to DVD or VHS conversion to DVD (out here I find that if a place does one type of conversion, they do several) - I would be very surprised if you weren't able to find a conversion house not far from you.

 

I don't believe he has the film OR a projector.........

 

It would be a lot of work. But there's always you know where...

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_adv...ct=&LH_SALE_CURRENCY=0&_sop=10&_dmd=1&_ipg=50

 

well, here's some more info on it

http://www.worldcat.org/title/what-do-you-do-about-rules/oclc/3434370


This is the website of the the company that made it. Still around. Give em a call!

http://www.guidanceassociates.com/

Not McGraw hill.

I live for web research.

 

I spent another hour looking around and couldn't locate a copy. Sorry.