Photograph of the custom bus used by the crew of the film series, Venezuela on the March, while they filmed in Venezuela.

Gordon Knox and Gunther von Fritsch filming Son of the Conquistadors in New Mexico in 1941. Fritsch and Knox are shown standing on the roof of a car looking over a camera on a tripod. A woman is visible behind the car seated behind another tripod. "100 Years, A New Mexico Film Celebration," is written in the top right corner.

A scrapbook compiled by the Gordon Knox family containing materials (press releases, newspaper and journal clippings, advertisements, trade notices and other ephemera) about and related to the Princeton Film Center and Gordon Knox film productions. The items contained in the scrapbook were produced between 1941 and 1961.

Photograph of the Princeton Film Center's bus and Mobile Sound Unit.

Photograph taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center crew filmed the series, Venezuela on the March, in Venezuela.

Photograph outside the Museo de Bellas Artes in Venezuela. Two men operate a camera from the roof of the Mobile Sound Unit, and crew members below listen and look on to an out-of-frame scene. Taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center crew filmed the series, Venezuela on the March.

Photograph of a man operating a large camera outdoors in Venezuela, taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center crew filmed the series, Venezuela on the March.

Photograph taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center crew filmed the series, Venezuela on the March, in Venezuela. In this photo, a sound station of equipment from the Mobile Sound Unit vehicle is set up outside the rear door. The vehicle has 1947 New Jersey license plates.

Photograph of the custom bus used by the crew of the film series, Venezuela on the March, while they filmed in Venezuela.

Photograph of the custom bus used by the crew of the film series, Venezuela on the March, while they filmed in Venezuela. "The location dormitory bus, built to Film Center specifications by the Flxible Company of Ohio, has sleeping accommodations for nine, a galley, shower, two lavatories, refrigerator, air-conditioning, and its own power plant and water purifier." -original caption

Photograph taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center crew filmed the series, Venezuela on the March, in Venezuela.

A film on transportation in Venezuela.

United States Navy training film on helicopter maneuvers and safety.

This film discusses how the development of bigger and better machinery over the years has improved work efficiency, especially in fields that involve moving materials and building structures.

Film of Tim Holt educating his young friend, Porky, on guns and gun safety. Part two covers sighting techniques, target practice, and techniques for loading a Kentucky Rifle. Includes a brief history of the John James Audobon and the habitate of a variety of birds.

This film advocates the use of Sulmet sulfamethazine for treating diseases in livestock.

In this film, USAF storm chasers track and study a hurricane and are able to warn a city about the approaching storm.

This film briefly explores the history of the New York Wire Company and the making of aluminum wire screening.

This film touches on the design and importance of packaging for items like food products and mail shipments.

This film considers the power and appeal of magazines both as sources of entertainment and as educational materials.

This short film - produced in association with Northeast Airlines and Hertz Rent a Car Systems - shows travel opportunities in New England.

This short film on Paul Landacre shows the artist as he works on a piece titled "Lot Cleaning, Los Angeles."

Film focusing on Packard engines, the Packard company, Packard engine production, and Packard's contributions to the war effort in the 1940s are the focus of this program.

This program on rural living includes segments on the 4H Club; "modern," "step-saving" kitchens; and "modern," time-saving farming equipment.