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The Development of Transportation 1933
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Entertainment
Film & Movies
The Development of Transportation
1933
sound film
educational film
ERPI
Electrical Research Products Inc
Division of Research
Department of Educational Talking Pictures
black and white
This 1933 educational film, The Development of Transportation, produced in black-and-white 16mm with sound by the Division of Research, Department of Educational Talking Pictures, Electrical Research Products Inc. (ERPI), traces the evolution of human mobility. From horse-drawn carts to steam locomotives, Model T Fords, and early airplanes, it blends narration with visuals of bustling depots, factory lines, and skyward ascents. Prepared by ERPI—a Western Electric arm—for classroom use, this pre-war reel celebrates technological progress, framing transportation as a cornerstone of modern civilization in the Depression era.
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