Aerial view of a saltmarsh at Christchurch Harbour in Dorset, UK. This is where the two rivers, Avon and Stour reach the sea. A natural shallow harbour fringed by protected saltmarsh habitats.

6/20/2024

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1940s WOMAN IN HER BEDROOM PRESSES BUTTON ON SIDE OF HER BED, BED MOVES POSITION TO MORE UPRIGHT, WOMAN TAKES OFF ROBE, GETS IN BED, TURNS ON READING LIGHT ON INSIDE OF BED. PHONE ALSO SEEN. MODERN CONVENIENCES. TURNS ON RADIO ALL BUILT INTO BED. WOMAN YAWNS, ADJUSTS AIR CONDITIONED BLANKET CONTROL KNOB. ADJUSTS BED FOR SLEEP.

The Tokyo annual bed show in Tokyo, Japan. People see beds displayed at the exhibition. A space bed with an automatic canopy, a stereo, and a television that costs $ 1600. Sleepers near a bed. A bed with an attached cradle suspended above the bed. Japanese women looking at a bed. A bed tosses and moves automatically. A circular canopy bed rotates. Twin beds being displayed. A person presses a button. The twin beds join automatically. Location: Tokyo Japan. Date: September 5, 1967.

Japan [Bed Show featuring electronic beds]

Bed races. Romsey in Hampshire. <br/> <br/>SV Exterior as young girl gets into bed at Romsey. CU Person making final adjustments to wheel. Pan up to show girl seated on bed. CU The girl. SV Girl sitting in bed. Bed is done up and called, "Bed mobile G.T.". CU Girl settling down in her seat in the bed mobile. CU Wheels of bed moving forward. Pan up to people pushing it. This bed is moving towards starting line. CU Girl in bed being pushed along towards starting line. CU Another ditto. CU Sign of bed. Pan up to lady sitting on bed. Pan down to pot hanging under bed. GV Beds lined up for start. CU Carnival Queen of Romsey, 18 year old Jane Edwards, starting race. SV Pan as beds race away. GV Beds race to- wards camera. Back V. Beds start to go out into the country. <br/> <br/>GV Bed going across small stream. Somebody on bank throws flour out over people who are pushing the bed. SV Four men holding bed over their heads coming across narrow bridge. GV More beds across stream with people throwing flour at people pushing them. SV Bed being pushed across narrow bridge. This bed belongs to Romsey Young Farmers, which was eventual second in race. Followed by another bed. SV Another bed being brought across bridge. CU Wheel on bed turning. LS Bed with long dragon's head pointing from bottom is pushed up ramp which has been greased so that people slip and slide. Bed comes over ramp. A man standing in back of van throws bucket of water over people pushing it. <br/> <br/>GV Four poster bed over ramp. Man throws bucket of water. Travelling S. Through street as camera passes bed. Travelling Another bed. This bed is the one with the serpents head on it. In this shot head is touching the ground. CU Pan as winning bed finishes. SV As bed comes to a halt. People who have been pushing it slump onto the bed. SV Crowd. SV One of the people who were pushing winning bed receives trophy from Jane Edwards. The person kisses Jane Edwards.

NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY HOMECOMING IS THIS WEEKEND, AND ONE OF THE FIRST EVENTS... THE BED RACES

Tanning Bed Woman lies in a flat tanning bed. Ultraviolet rays shine on the woman as the lid to the tanning bed closes.

Stage shooting: brief view of exterior of hospital. MCS of fire from a cylinder beside an hospital bed. MCS of bed with oxygen tent to several shots of the bed and oxygen tent in fire, of smoke. Shots of bed with view of fire starting. Other shots of oxygen tent in fire.

08/09/67 A0042847 TOKYO: ANNUAL BED SHOW IN TOKYO FEATURES ELECTRONIC BED: LN 01019 "ELECTRONIC BEDS" SHOWS: TS PAN OVER BEDS ON DISPLAY: MS MOST EXPENSIVE BED - CANOPY RISES: CU SAME TV STE: MS SLIPPER BY BED PAN UP SHOW BABYCOT: MS SAME: MS GIRL CONTROLS, RECLINING BED: MS TWIN NEDS AUTOMATICALLY BROUGHT TOGETHER: MS RCKING BED: MS PEOPLE WATCHING: CS CIRCULAR BED: (SHOT 8/8/67 46FT) JAPAN - TOKYO FURNITURE TRADE FAIRS - JAOPAN - TOKYO UPITN / 46 FT / 16 FGM / POS / 46 FT / 16 DUPE / BEG /

Vintage footage- two men sleeping in bottom bed of bunk beds, someone on top, alarm wakes everyone up, fat man on top bunk falls through onto bottom bed/man in uncomfortable bed/man and woman in bed during thunder storm, man gets out of bed sleepwalking gets into different bed, bed tlying through sky with two men sleeping on it/two men in bed fighing over the covers/girl gets into bed with dog, beds floating in flood water after storm/mom and dad throw bad son down on bed and tie him there with sheets/forklift picks up bed and drives away with it on the back, man and boy hanging from bed hovering over cliff/man in bed being pulled by race car/woman slapping man in face numerous times/man gets fresh, woman slaps him in face/woman holds man by collar and shakes him/man tries to get girl to sit closer to him, she slaps him in face/man and woman arguing, she slaps him

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Children in beds of London hospital

1960s: Boy sleeps in bed.

PREMIUM RATE FOOTAGE - Vomit and levitation tests for feature "The Exorcist" - girl in bed , bed shakes

Seperate Beds

Ancient bed. Not released

Bed Mother

Presented by the U.S. Navy and narrated by Chris Bohn, “The Submariners” (1967) is a color film that discusses the establishment of ASW (anti-submarine warfare) and the rapid development of underwater technologies since WWII. More importantly, perhaps, the film seeks to highlight the men or “submariners” that are integral to submarine operations. The film showcases the American nuclear attack submarine USS Shark (SSN-591), which was launched in 1960, while conducting anti-submarine warfare maneuvers, depicting crew conducting sonar searches, and living, and working at sea. Also included in the film is footage of the USS Holland (SS-1), the Navy's first submarine, as well as early subs including the USS S-44 and other vessels like the USS Gyatt (DD-712) and USS Fremont (APA-44).<p><p>Film opens, shuttle bus drives around parking lot of Norfolk Naval Shipyard (Virginia), different Naval ships docked at port (0:07). Petty officer 2nd class and sonar technician, Jerry Allerton, seen riding around in shuttle bus (0:31). Diving officer Ted Thatcher at home participating in “domestic life,” ideal nuclear family wife and two kids (1:05). Steve Ferris, lieutenant commander of US Navy submarine, looks over maps with fellow lieutenant (2:03). Ed Corbin, Master Chief Petty Officer, US Navy submariner, says bye to wife at dock who is driving what may be red 1963 Ford Thunderbird (2:39). USS Shark (SSN-591) submarine at pier, commander conducts roll call of officers on neighboring pier (4:01). U.S. Navy Natick-class large harbor tug Winnemucca (YTB-785) (4:54). Opening credits (4:58). Chris Bohn introduces film from navigation bridge of USS Shark (5:30). Aerial view of USS Shark cruising slightly submerged (6:12). Coordination between commands as they prepare to dive; Coordination among different posts within submarine (7:15). View of submarine submerged below surface, submarine’s ability to move stealthily and undetected below water’s surface makes it valuable (8:25). Sonar technology “underwater eyes and ears of the submarine,” sonar operator shown listening to underwater noises picked up by hydrophones (9:38). Footage of ocean depths, coral reef and underwater canyons (10:27). Examples of different sounds: Whales, aerial view of school of whales traveling close to water’s surface (11:18). Porpoises (11:36). Brief history of Navy submariners (11:43). Archive footage USS Holland (SS-1), U.S. Navy’s first modern commissioned submarine (12:22). USS Gyatt (DD-712), USS Fremont (APA-44), and USS S-44 (12:59). Threat of German U-boats during WWI (13:04). Invention of early U.S. Navy submersibles: US L-class, O-class, and R-class submarines (13:20). Invention of fleet-type submarines; Footage of fleet-type submarines in the Pacific (13:27). Changes in submarining since WWII: Snorkel, nuclear power, new hull design (14:07). Two officers play cards in sleeping quarters, new hull design allows for more space (14:22). Operations as submarine carries out training exercise of setting up zone of defense; Successfully discover enemy and intruder, pinpoint location, and destroy (15:26). Battle positions: Commanding officer and assistant approach officer at “the con,” diving officer, fire control party, plotting party (15:56). Weapons system personnel in torpedo room (6 × 21 in (530 mm) torpedo tubes), use weapon monitor panel to keep operator and torpedo tube captains informed (16:38). Three phases of submarine attack: Contact, approach, attack (18:22). Approach phase: Enemy determined to be diesel electric-powered boat (perhaps reference to 1960 Soviet submarine K-129), careful analysis of sonar information, plotting party and fire-control party use sonar measurements to pinpoint target, torpedo tubes made ready for launching (18:57). Problem-solving as enemy undetectable, quick trouble shoot using calculations and guesses based on last dive spot (21:50). Crew onboard patiently waits and passes time, strategic striking over random encounters; Top commanding officers seen dining with fine china until they get word to assume battle positions (23:22). As battle station alarm sounds throughout submarine, officers seen springing from beds into action (24:24). Torpedoes fired; Contact made using underwater phone with “enemy” practice vessel who will report accuracy of firings (24:50). Chris Bohn summary of main points (26:25). Closing credits (28:31). Film ends (28:35).<p><p>Motion picture films don't last forever; many have already been lost or destroyed. For almost two decades, we've worked to collect, scan and preserve the world as it was captured on 35mm, 16mm and 8mm movies -- including home movies, industrial films, and other non-fiction. <p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

TILT UP from boy awakening to others getting out of bed in morning, washing up, combing hair. DOLLY HAS along row of sleeping stalls, students studying, opening beds, lying in bed.

Hold Lightweight Bed-Making Championships!