16mm 100' SPORT PARADE film THROW THAT BULL #376

Distributed by Castle Films in the late 1940s or 50s, this original 100' (3⅝" reel) 16mm b&w SILENT film is entitled "Throw That Bull" (No. 376) and is part of the Sport Parade series of films by Castle Films.

The photograph in this EBay listing shows one of the boxes by this title that I have for sale, but it may not show the actual box you will be receiving, because I have multiple quantities of the same film. The box you receive will look like the one pictured and be in the same overall condition as the one pictured (see photo) but it may be dirty, scuffed or missing an end flap. The film itself is in excellent unused condition with good contrast, and appears to never have been projected, but there may be some minor evidence of aging on the film, as I have not unwound it in its entirety. It came from the unsold stock of a camera store that closed many years ago, where I was able to purchase their remaining inventory of 16mm movies.

See my other listings for many other original 16mm films in both 100' and 400' sizes.

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