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Lightningjack
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WOW!! Whats the size of that reel, looks like it might be a full length movie-Could be worth some money..
Vettech101
Senior Member
do you think Nicholis Cage needs to get involved in this mystery??????
Cool Find!!
Cool Find!!
agbkyle
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Awesome find..as others said it could be worth some big bucks...maybe long lost WW2 footage. That may well be a historic find.
devros
Elite Member
That could be worth a lot of money. A lot of money, I would take it to several places and have them look at it and see what they say. Then take it to another place. Don't sell it for anything until you are sure that you are getting top dollar. Good luck.
dutchroots
Full Member
Could be a retitled Mickey Mouse cartoon, from what I see on google.
Buzz saw naval battle
Korean war vintage. I thought the 8 mm wasnt around then, so looked under Korea. You have a prize my friend.
Very collectable if its one of a kind, and I bet it ...Gil
Korean war vintage. I thought the 8 mm wasnt around then, so looked under Korea. You have a prize my friend.
Very collectable if its one of a kind, and I bet it ...Gil
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discription of the battle.
"Battle of the Buzz Saw" -
During the destructive attacks on Reds by UN ships and planes, the enemy suffered heavy losses in the Wonsan area. On several occasions during this period the enemy’s fire had suddenly picked up as the Communists made determined efforts to drive the siege ships out of the harbor. Following a heavy attack by UN on July 6, 1951, the Reds retaliated with an especially heavy bombardment on July 17, 1951. More than 500 splashes were counted in the water around one ship. In return, the UN’s three siege ships pumped out 2,336 rounds of 5-inch fire, in a four one half-hour exchange. This exchange was known as the "Battle of the Buzz Saw."
discription of the battle.
"Battle of the Buzz Saw" -
During the destructive attacks on Reds by UN ships and planes, the enemy suffered heavy losses in the Wonsan area. On several occasions during this period the enemy’s fire had suddenly picked up as the Communists made determined efforts to drive the siege ships out of the harbor. Following a heavy attack by UN on July 6, 1951, the Reds retaliated with an especially heavy bombardment on July 17, 1951. More than 500 splashes were counted in the water around one ship. In return, the UN’s three siege ships pumped out 2,336 rounds of 5-inch fire, in a four one half-hour exchange. This exchange was known as the "Battle of the Buzz Saw."
Well the outside of the cover is crusted with mud , but when I found it in the wall ...there wasn`t any mud..The film itself is kinda brittle ,Black n white..and Gil I think you pegged it..When I real out about 5 feet of film and look with a mag glass, I see A ship and it looks like its under attack...But there is no trailors ...Ya know when you see old war footage and it starts off...with a picture and the flag (title)...none is here.. The guy that owned the house was 89 when he passed.The family already tore holes in the floor and walls ,cause this guy collected German Lugars..none were found.I think I may have this looked at by a pro...anybody know a place that deals in original footage....The dam thing won`t fit in my VCR and it spins right off my DVD player ...JUST KIDDIN...Thank you to everyone.....I will keep a post.
upnorth
New Member
be careful with it, that old film is extremly flammable
