01:00:00:00 WS of fans screaming, PAN WS of fans screaming / MS of unid man holding something, looking to crowd to throw it / WS of tshirt being thrown into crowd / MS of DJ / CU of record on turntable, ZO to MS of DJ / WS of unid people in sumo suits; one appears to be Joey Fatone; tackled by JC Chasez and Lance Bass (1:42) /

Couple dancing to record on turntable

PREVIEW PARTY BEING HELD AT THE FARMERS & MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK IN DOWNTOWN MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA TO PROMOTE NEW ELECTRONICALLY CONTROLLED STEEL TURNTABLE USED TO TURN CARS, POINTING IT TOWARDS ONE OF THREE TELLER WINDOWS. THE TURNTABLE WAS DEVELOPED DUE TO THE BANK NOT HAVING ROOM FOR A DRIVE-IN, THAT WOULD PERMIT CARS TO MAKE THE NORMAL TURN. AN EVENT WAS HELD TO SHOW THE GIANT “LAZY SUSAN” AND SERVING REFRESHMENTS.

MUSIGRAM RECORD ON SPINNING TURNTABLE. PLACED ON TURNTABLE. HANDS HANDLING THE MUSIGRAM ON THE TURNTABLE. SEVERAL TAKES OF HANDS PUTTING MUSIGRAM ON THE TURNTABLE. PLAYS THE RECORDS. KOOL AND THE GANG "CELEBRATION". CU NEEDLE ON RECORD. CU RECORD TURNING. VARIOUS TAKES.

Titles read: 'Self help!' <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown - somewhere in Britain. <br/> <br/>Shots of a man shifting a huge steam engine on a railway turntable. <br/> <br/>We then see a new method where the Flying Scotsman is driven onto a turntable and her vacuum pipe coupled to a small engine. The steam from the train works the turntable as it would normally work the brakes on her carriages. Great shots of the train turning round on the turntable then being driven off.

Wire photo system to send a photo through ordinary telephone wire. Interiors of office show a man working on a turntable-based device. Man speaks into telephone mouthpiece. Photograph revolves on one turntable, the transmission is sent via telephone wires, and a copy of the photograph is developed on another, remote turntable. From a newsreel in 1961 recounting events roughly 25 years earlier. Location: United States USA. Date: 1936.

A turntable holds test tubes in a lab.

Revolving prism in coloured lights, showing the reflection and refraction of the beams.

1955 Chevrolet Screen Ad: The New Era

MLSs of British Columbia coastline, mountains in background, tug pushing scow loaded with freight cars in foreground, in one shot Vancouver skyline can be seen in background, misty atmosphere. Several shots from different angles in orchard. TILT UP, TILT DOWN of apple tree laden with ripe fruit, of apple picking operations. Static MS and TRAVELLING SHOT in fruit-stripped orchard after apple picking operations. Several PAN and static shots in Okanagan Valley showing orchards and general countryside. Several shots form different angles of apples being cleaned by water, moving on conveyor belt and turntable. Shots with three turntables lit with green, pink, yellow light. Several shots from different angles of girls sorting, grading apples, fancy, extra fancy. MCSs of apples on turntables to CSs of girl hands boxing apples.

ISSUE_NO = 1887 NO_OF_ITEMS = 4 COMMENTATOR = Leslie Mitchell ITEM_NO = 1 DESCRIPTION : Visitors from over thirty countries attended a display by members of the London Fire Brigade, during the International Fire Conference at Olympia. CARD_FILE = 89992 CARD_TITLE : FIRE FIGHTERS ON SHOW SHOT_LIST : GV Fire engines in display at Olympia. LS Ditto. CU Man taking a photograph. MS Firemen using wheeled escape ladders. MLS Ditto. Back shot ditto. Fireman winding up ladder. Pan up fireman climbing wheeled escape ladder. Pan up ditto. CU Firemen watching from ground. LS Firemen climbing into escape tower from ground. CU Coloured man watching. MLS Firemen carrying injured men down ladders. LAS Ditto. LS Ditto. Top shot firemen coming down escape tower by rope. MCU Coloured man watching. MS Fireman carrying injured man from ladder. MLS Fireman winding down ladder. LS Fire engines rushing to practice fire. MLS Firemen putting out fire. MS People watching. LS Fire engine in display. MS Turntable ladder being raised. MS People watching. LAS Fireman climbing turntable ladder. LS Fireman climbing turntable ladder. CU Fireman at top of turntable ladder. LAS Ditto. MS Fireman watching from ground. LAS Fireman at top of turntable ladder. MS Audience applauding. GV Display at Olympia. INDEX : Towns and Cities, Exhibitions, Buildings - Halls, Mankind, Fire, Medical - Injured, Vehicles MATERIAL : BTN 396 FEET_SHOT = 170 DATE_SUBD = 00/00/0000

USCGC Courier operated by the Coast Guard as radio ship for the Voice of America program

CABLE CAR ON TURN-TABLE

interior - day - rave - rock concert - high angle audience in spotlights - cu crowd sort of dances - cu DJ's turntable - disc jockey tosses record onto turntable - music - DJ

DJ hands scratch on turntable

Stylus on a 45RPM record playing on a turntable. Also available with film damage and dirt effect.

Rail yard in Paris,France. A locomotive approaches the yard . A French worker, Jacques Dupont, operates a locomotive turntable. Another rail worker fills water in the locomotive' s engine. Engineer checks wheels of the locomotive. Dupont and other workers work at the engine. From an anti-communist propaganda piece. Location: Paris France. Date: 1954.

Wide shot of record spinning on turntable

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Taking place in the spring and summer of 1972, this color film details live footage of the laying of a 123kV, three core, oil-filled power cable submerged between Lepe, England and Thorness Bay, Isle of Wight, a popular tourist center. At that time, the bulk of electricity was provided via two underwater (sub-marine) cables. The Southern Electricity board decided to install a third cable (1:32) and hired Balfour, Beatty & Co., Limited. To make this continuous cable for a 3-mile sub-marine crossing, it was manufactured in manageable drum lengths (2:07-2:19) and joined together into a coil on Lois, a German ship refitted for this task (2:33). Before jointing could begin, a drum of cable had to be mounted on the foredeck. The cable was pulled through the joint bay and coiled onto the turntable with the trailing end resting in the bay. The leading end of a second cable was then fed in (2:45-3:11). The ends are exposed, cut, joined together, and secured with a sleeve (3:08-3:23). Next, the conductors are exposed and joined, using a special brazed joint (3:24-4:24), which was then examined by portable x-ray equipment (4:29). The cores are then reinsulated with layers of paper tape for flexibility (4:50-5:06), followed by metalized paper tape screens (5:17) and the oil ducts replaced (5:23). The sleeve is then lead-soldered shut (5:30). Vacuum pumps remove any trapped air (5:49). Six-millimeter diameter armored protection wires are now wrapped (6:04) around the joint and welded (6:17). Next, 30 feet of whipped tar sisal yarn (6:25) is applied over it. The jointed cable is now coiled onto the turntable (6:37) and the procedure repeated until nearly 5,000 meters of cable is prepared. The 30-ton drums of cable (6:54) are now loaded onto the Lois (7:17-7:50).To begin laying the cable, tugs pull the Lois (8:49) offshore to Lepe where the leading end of the cable was hauled to shore with a winch (10:14). Barrels attached to the cable (10:40-11:00) acted as buoyancy floats as the cable passes on land through a trench (11:30). Once attached, the barrels are released and the cable allowed to sink to the bottom of the seabed. <p>The Lois is now pulled by three 600-horsepower tugboats on its way to Thorness Bay, laying cable behind it at 1.5 meters per second (12:06-12:35). The turntable speed is controlled by hand using air brakes on the rim (12:39). The first joint slides easily into the water (13:09). Navigation signals (13:28) warn other boats away. The process continues towards the two beacons on the island (14:10) until reaching shallow waters, where the Lois is moored (15:22). The final day involved pulling the remaining cable to the island (15:36) by winches on land, again using drums to float the cable (16:31). On shore, the cable is moved over rollers (17:02) to its final destination and jointed (17:37). A small power terminal station is connected to this line (18:00) to transfer electricity, as is oil equipment (18:30).<p><p>In 2014 the undersea cable seen in this film was replaced using specialist submarine cable and installation technology by the Scottish & Southern Electricity Networks.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<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

Cologne, Germany.<br/><br/>MS. Brigadier Johnstone accompanied by Mr. Denis Skuse walking into British Forces Network (BFN) Studios CU. Sign reading "BFN Broadcasting House" MS. Brigadier Johnstone in disc jockey studio looking at turntables. MS. Disc Jockey at turntables chatting. MS. Brigadier and John Mead looking at turntables. MS. Two men in white coats at control panel. CU. Magic eye turning on the cathode ray tube. MS. Brigadier and officials standing by control panel. Camera pans down to control panel. MS. Man putting record on turntable Other men in background looking at records. MS. Control cubicle seated at controls is left Bill Crozier centre Ian MacDougal and right Sergeant Islwyn Williams MS. Brigadier Johnstone seated at desk reading speech. <br/><br/>Orig. Neg.

DJ TURNTABLE. DISC JOCKEY. RECORD SPINNING ON TURNTABLE. RECORD PLAYER. DJ CUES UP ALBUM, LP. DANCE FLOOR SEEN BELOW. TWO TURNTABLES.