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Rare unseen California 1940s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added

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I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of Wonderful Trip to California 1940s, We start with amazing scenes of the city of San Francisco: downtown and residential areas and Bunker Hill, Los angeles , then we go through the Pacific Ocean Park, Many great amusement park attractions, rides, snack bars and games
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔added sound only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
B&W Video Source from: Internet Archive
B&W Video Source: archive.org/details/pet1038r4
B&W Video Source:archive.org/details/pet1058r4

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@NASS_0 Год назад

Which City Would You Like to Visit in The 1940s ??

@bdog1323 Год назад

Knoxville TN, or Mamaroneck NY(a suburb of NYC) or anything in lower westchester county NY. Maybe Seattle or Miami too. Great nostalgia videos though!

@Christycat927 Год назад

I would like to see Baltimore, MD or Morgantown, WV from the 40s and back if possible. Your videos are wonderful- great job and thank you for sharing!

@HugoBrown Год назад

St Petersburg, Florida or any of those touristy cities in florida, wonder if it was any different to now

@HansDunkelberg1 Год назад

Los Alamos.

@canturgan Год назад

Baltimore

@37silverstreak1 Год назад

Apart from watching all the cars and architecture, what I find so fascinating is seeing all the people. They're not actors, they are just everyday people of that era going about their lives and just by chance a very small portion of it was caught on film, and here we are almost 80 years later watching them. i often wonder about where they are going and what they are thinking about. It also makes me think about my mom and dad. By the cars, I'm placing this about 1949 so my dad would have been 19 and my mom 16, their whole lives still ahead of them. Both are gone now, my dad at 83 and my mom at 88. It's so remarkable how you can remaster all this vintage footage and make it seem so real and lifelike. As someone who has always felt like he was born into the wrong era, I want to thank you for making it possible for me to go back in time, even if only for a few minutes!

@HugoBrown Год назад

This is one aspect of the video's I too love, seeing people going about there daily lives and one reason's I enjoy this channel, I often wonder what they got up to or how there life turned out, I'm from New Zealand and in 40's be lucky to have city like this let alone cars in such numbers or sights.

@TheoLucassen Год назад

Hugo Brown, exactly my thought! So fascinating

@DOAN1000 Год назад

@Camping Comrade 😂 😂 😂

@JohnDoe-ve8zq Год назад

In contrast to many cities SF looks basically the same 80 years later at least as far as streets and buildings go. Which makes it so much easier to relate to these videos. For some reason it makes me emotional memento mori -style to watch them. That world doesn't exist anymore and yet it feels so close. Those people who were so full of life are all gone now.

@ashm7922 Год назад

@Camping Comrade What a very racist comment!

@OsbornTramain Год назад

I love the Taxi Driver in the DeSoto Yellow Cab at 1:06 thru 1:12 mugging for the camera......could he ever have imagined that people would be watching in on screen 75 years later? Just amazing when you think of it.

@petebeatminister Год назад

Well, who knows what happens to all the videos that are made today, and what people will say about them in 70 years from now? And compared to the post war time, its a ginormous amount of video and photos that are made now. Lets hope the digital form of those will survive the time as well.

@lesamisdelacuisineprovenca9534 5 месяцев назад

Very funny .... it's like if he was saying the camera "ok ! ok !! i stop there ! never mind..." I laughed too !! the rage road was not existing yet... Only polite each other drivers....

@torre333 2 месяца назад

It would be amazing if one of his decendants would recognize him

@josephgouverneur1311 Год назад

As a history prof who specializes in WW2 and the early Cold War, these videos are priceless. Thank you.

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thank you

@silver47official Год назад

You’re welcome

@TheDddkkk Год назад

how can you specialize in something if the true hasnt really been told.

@varrick1226 7 месяцев назад

What shocks me is the amount of Taxi cabs there are. Amazing work you did here thanks.

@geneval3151 Год назад

WOW!!!! I saw a building in San Francisco that I once lived in back in the 70's. I remember walking the hill as a child to the grocery store. Didnt expect that!!!!! My warmest thanks and continued admiration to NASS for his unceasing and perpetual efforts/talent in bringing us these amazing films. This truly is the best site on RU-vid. We are all fortunate to be a part of it.

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much! ;)

@ericswain4177 Год назад

I Recognized San Francisco and lived 15 min north in Marin county in the 1960s. From the late 70s to the present it changed dramatically.

@ashm7922 Год назад

I was relocated to San Francisco by my company about 6 months ago and the urban landscapes look exactly the same. Most other cities knocked down all their old buildings and replaced them with ugly glass facades but not SF. I'm curious to know who was in charge of urban development in the city over the past half-century, whoever you are, hats off!

@jeanhansel5805 Год назад

I don't know where you find these videos, but I greatly enjoy watching each one of them. People rode in style in those taxicabs!

@mikeyh0 Год назад

As a former cabby I really enjoyed seeing those beautiful cabs.

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@davidkastin4240 Год назад

@@mikeyh0 Yes me too. I used to work for what I call the Yellow Mafia 😄

@mikeyh0 Год назад

@@davidkastin4240 I started in Las Vegas in 1983. That was a time. We never used the "M" word. And it's very true - what happened in Vegas, stayed in Vegas. 👌🖖

@yecyec3927 Год назад

FBI SURVEILANCE UNITS.

@hotdogstratus6533 Год назад

I can't believe how crisp this is. This could've been filmed yesterday.

@Jaffar540 Год назад

I always find solace in watching such rare scenes taken more than 77 years ago. I assume it must be around 1945. I love watching the way people go about walking swinging their hands with no sign of stress and worry on their faces. I also love the simple houses then. Even the plants and trees are worth watching. I sometimes feel, really feel that my soul is yearning to go back to live the in those lovely days. The Second World War must have just ended. I sometimes imagine what were those people in the scenes doing then. I really want to thank NASS for the great effort in producing this wonderful video. It is never boring to watch it again and again. God bless all the souls no longer alive today. May they rest in peace. Amen!

@gloriaortiz1227 Год назад

Those days were no different from now. They had their problems.

@garyferns8641 Год назад

This was probably filmed around ‘49 or ‘50 as there’s a few cars of that vintage.

@bear1more287 Год назад

50-51 a lot of 1948 Plymouth dodge taxis

@OsbornTramain Год назад

I agree with the others, I saw one 1949 or 1950 DeSoto, most of the DeSoto cabs were post war 1947 or 1948. There were a few of the 1948 or 1949 Studebakers too driving around.....so newer than 1945, it's Post WWII

@HugoBrown Год назад

Agree I love watching too especially the people and wonder what they got up too that day or there life in general

@NASS_0 Год назад

Like and Share Please!

@765kvline Год назад

What extraordinary compilations of high quality, beautifully photographed and splendidly developed scenes of yesteryear. I wish every city in the country did this kind of pictorial commentary for each year of their existence. What a wonderful library of the past we would have. I am amazed NASS hasn't been asked to use these films in major motion pictures. With computerized technologies, you could integrate actors and cars into these scenes without any need to build sets.

@shellnexus1 Год назад

San Francisco at a time when it was beautiful. Thank you for colorizing this 😊

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thx!!

@bartonlee3594 Год назад

San Francisco is still beautiful.

@antoniahamilton3201 Год назад

San Francisco is still beautiful.

@jeanhansel5805 Год назад

@@bartonlee3594 Yes, the beautiful shell is still there, but it has lost its soul.

@jeanhansel5805 Год назад

@@antoniahamilton3201 See my comment to Barton Lee.

@watchpointoh3354 10 месяцев назад

The beginning of the first clip shows that even though all other car designs have changed dramatically, Jeeps have looked pretty much exactly the same for 80 years.

@wesgore8016 Год назад

I am experiencing an eerie sensation while driving around this amusement park with no person to be seen, only the sense of the silent breeze across the ground. It is as if it has prepared itself and is now ready to be forever lost in time.

@bobbysands6923 Год назад

The streets with the cabs is a masterpiece.

@naamtao2356 Год назад

It is like watching a parallel universe through a screen.

@jeanhansel5805 Год назад

Naam Tao Yes, indeed it is.

@tellyboy17 Год назад

closest thing to a time machine.

@ciarankelly4338 7 месяцев назад

What a beautiful city then versus today! Remember visiting Frisco in the late 70’s for first time and was so impressed - clean,safe and beautiful!

@shariberry3123 Год назад

My late mom was born in 1930 southern California. That footage reminded me of The Pike in Long Beach. My mom told me that she would hang out at The Pike as a kid. She said she would talk to this very nice man. He told her all about his wife and kids. He would shoo her away when people crowded around. He had a naturally very hairy body, he wore chains and he would growl at the crowd. He was a sideshow freak, Hairy Gorilla Man or something like that.

@shaunwest3612 Год назад

Great video nass, amazing footage, beautiful old cars👌, great work 👍👌😀

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@emmanuelogana Год назад

tremendous video you can tell a lot of work went into this. huge thanks

@NASS_0 Год назад

thanks

@davidalexhughes Год назад

It’s fascinating

@paulpinball9952 Год назад

Nearly "soap-opera-effect" in a recording before the advent of video tape (1951). "Remastered," no joke! Kudos!!

@bartonlee3594 Год назад

Tonga Room in San Francisco at 1:07 is still going strong. You can get a massive mai-tai cocktail at the Friday happy hour for only $10. Also, we lament the passing of Bunker Hill (including at 4:00) in L.A. due to the city fathers' complete lack of interest in preserving L.A. heritage and architecture.

@NASS_0 Год назад

Oh Thx!!!

@funfact8660 Год назад

But other than that, the City rivals Calcutta

@sfeddie1 Год назад

I remember the Tonga room growing up in The City. Isn’t it downstairs in the Fairmont Hotel? I thought that was an interesting few minutes of filming an old broken down house. I didn’t understand why the scene was so long. I did recognize L.A. City Hall in the background.

@bartonlee3594 Год назад

@@sfeddie1 Yes, downstairs at the Fairmont. They still have the boat show at night, too. Worth a visit if you have friends from out of town.

@antoniahamilton3201 Год назад

@@funfact8660 You really should move to a better neighborhood.

@sonnycorleone3251 Год назад

Nass, One of my favorite cities, San Francisco. Thanks for another blast into the past. Would love to get into my Time Machine if I had one! 😊

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thanks!! ;)

@funfact8660 Год назад

Access to a Time Machine, and I'd have changed many things for the better of the Republic 👽🇺🇲

@SecretWars98 Год назад

Perfect representation or not, I love the color effects you put into these!

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thank You

@beepeepeabody2690 Год назад

people didn't seem to be in much of a hurry back then, I love it

@johntsan742 Год назад

Love getting notifications from you, can't get enough of your videos. I was at Grace Cathedral (right behind the Yellow Cab) @0:50 mark in August of this year, it's magnificent structure standing up close to it, but also weird seeing it not finished in this video. Don't know where you get all these video but don't stop now, keep it coming. Thank you very much.

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thank you very much

@johntsan742 Год назад

@@NASS_0 the honor is mine.

@luislaplume8261 Год назад

Grace Cathedral was also where Barbara Eden married actor Michael Ansara in 1958. She is a San Francisco native who grew up there.

@johntsan742 Год назад

@@luislaplume8261 Learn something new everyday and Jeanie was my first crush growing up. Thank you for the infos.

@danielhoward4566 Год назад

@@luislaplume8261 I never knew those two got married. Awesome. :-)

@dr.skipkazarian5556 Год назад

Thank you again for the great ride-along....such great memories for me...too bad we didn't get a chance to see "Laffing Sal".

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thx!!!

@vinniejohns7895 Год назад

Dontcha just love those old style cars, still looking almost brand new. Fantastic footage. As far as picture quality goes, it looks as fresh as if it were filmed yesterday.

@2mikelim Год назад

Filmed on 35mm film no doubt.

@Lovejazz01 Год назад

Amazing work! I would love to see a 1930’s versus 2022 location comparison ..

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thanks

@OsbornTramain Год назад

It's actually 1949 or 1950....but still very amazing!

@Lovejazz01 Год назад

@@OsbornTramain thanks ,I read it wrong …

@ashm7922 Год назад

@Camping Comrade The part of San Francisco that contains 99% of the homeless population in 2022 was a dicy area back even in the 50's so it's not seen in this video. Most of these street blocks in this video you can visit today and they look exactly the same, except there are Teslas driving up and down the street instead of 50's Chevys.

@jogmas12 Год назад

Just taller glass and steel skyscrapers that’s all

@777jones Год назад

This is great. Maybe the highlights are a little bit overcorrected (maybe more than a little) but you probably know a lot more about it than me.

@HugoBrown Год назад

Another great video really enjoyed wonder if some of these places and buildings are still around, as always thanks for your hard work and sharing with us this moment in time and as always great seeing the people walking about

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much!

@newmankidman5763 Год назад

The Jeep at the beginning of this video looked like it had come from the Future

@funfact8660 Год назад

Back to the future 👍👽

@newmankidman5763 Год назад

Indeed

@metajore3580 Год назад

Man, those things are timeless.

@tnbspotter5360 Год назад

Got to admire Jeep. They kept the same basic look for 70 years.

@Steve-rc1ug Год назад

Opening looks like the street scene from the movie Bullitt, with Steve McQueen.

@Americathebeautiful49 2 месяца назад

Here is a challenge for all who love that chase scene. Count the number of VW’s in that scene. Background, foreground, parked or driving. Bugs, vans, karmen ghias. After watching numerous times and using pause and rewind I counted…..I’m not telling I want your number. Hint there is one that is shown twice and didn’t get edited out.

@jenniferglenn14 Год назад

Stunning work ❤

@olrikm Год назад

Stupendous! One of your very best!

@sandaglad Год назад

Fascinating as always BUT...Nass, are you sure the footage of all the massed taxicabs across from a hotel at 2:33 to about 3:50 is California? It looks more like New York to me. The street is made of dark paving stones, the men on the opposite sidewalk are mostly wearing topcoats, there is a Rheingold Beer truck (well-known New York brewery) and a truck that says "Crawford Clothes" - which was based in New York in the 1940's (I checked). Just wondering.

@OsbornTramain Год назад

You are correct. The "Skyview" taxi cabs were exclusive to NYC. You also see 2 1950 Checker A2 cabs which were not used significantly in California but were everywhere in Chicago and New York City. That one scene is from NYC....besides the Rheingold truck also being a give away.

@sandaglad Год назад

@@OsbornTramain Thanks, Osborn. Although you just see the letters "ST" after "hotel" on the sign, I assume it was possibly the Statler or Statler Hilton Hotel at 7th Ave. and 33rd Street. That would've been about 1950.

@prof.ballabypikkalbhattham4507 Год назад

0:08 all the cars have changed, but the Jeep still looks the same 😂

@RetroCaptain Год назад

Just don't do any "jumps" like the films of that original one in today's (or you will end up with a pile of broken plastic on the road)

@prof.ballabypikkalbhattham4507 Год назад

@@RetroCaptain the rise and fall of plastic Imagine disposable plastic forks being regarded as some splendid futuristic thing back in the era where this video is from

@CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 3 месяца назад

Always nice to time travel via your channel

@raypeters4525 Год назад

LOTS OF 1946/47 DESOTO TAXIS !

@stacymirba1433 Год назад

I can't stress how much I loved the 3 stationary video scenes from 1:13 for the next few minutes. It's as though you just standing on the sidewalk as things are happening. For years I've always thought about what if you could just pick someone up and put them down in another time period, what would you observe about the people of that era. This is about as close as I'll ever get to doing that and it's so fascinating even though nothing actually seems to be happening to the people who are going about their daily lives.

@TheKaukas Год назад

Well at 1:25 mark guy stops and starts looking at camera, then 2:00 joins in another guy. Some how reminds me Men in Black movie lol.

@ProfessorTime Год назад

I grew up with the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk but this looks WAY better.

@marknelson5929 Год назад

The film is at least 1949 as shown by a 1949 Packard Eight taxi cab.

@UpTheVillaMark Год назад

Incredible content I devour all of your output Thank you Mark England

@janetcarbone4213 Год назад

Another place and another time. I find these vids so intriguing!

@uigliam Год назад

The amusement park at the end of the video, completely empty, sunny, has an absolute metaphysical magic.

@uigliam Год назад

At about 4 minutes the operator shows for several seconds some bushes in front of an abandoned house... Pure poetry!

@DJmerv71 Год назад

Wow theres something a bit Spooky about your vids. I wish Grandad was still around to see these. Keep up the awesome work guys.

@ebonylamb4871 Год назад

Wow this was amazing to watch!!

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@awthirdrock Год назад

imagine finding these locations and shooting new video and merging, inter-mixing with the old video at the same location. that would be cool!

@quinred6048 Год назад

Not sure if anyone's already mentioned this but the later half of this video was of Ocean Park Pier, Santa Monica which shutdown & sold in the mid 50s. Pacific Ocean Park was built on the same pier & along the beach from Santa Monica to Venice Beach & rivaled Disneyland until it shutdown in the late 60s. The dilapidated buildings & pier burned down in the mid 70s leaving just a part of the pier remaining which is now known as Santa Monica Pier, unless it's changed in the last 20yrs I've been away.

@SiennaWeekend Год назад

Fascinating to me. I'm so curious, what were all these videos taken for originally? Student film projects?

@michaelmartin4552 Год назад

Background shots for movies. Hollywood made thousands of hours of film like this, it is known generally as "Second Unit" work. Either spliced into movies, or in the case of the one at POP, that would be projected onto a screen behind a vehicle in a sound stage where the actors would be interacting. That is why many like that show two or three different angles. One if looking at the actors to the rear of the car, another if looking at an actor from the side. That is why the vast majority were taken around LA in the "Studio Zone". That is 30 miles from Hollywood or less. Also known as the "Thrity Mile Zone", that is where TMZ got their name from.

@SiennaWeekend Год назад

@@michaelmartin4552 Interesting! Thanks for that. It's fascinating that these cinematographers had no idea people in the future would watch it in this way.

@michaelmartin4552 Год назад

@@SiennaWeekend Rear projection is fascinating, and is still used to this day. There are some great videos in her eon how it is done. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dwe4Fan41Is.html

@randallqueen Год назад

fantastic video👍

@sylvainleseur1072 Год назад

Great. Thanks for sharing.

@IDNHANTU2day Год назад

At that amusement park, us kids had to pay 25 cents to see the rare heavy tattood woman. Now it is free and in abundance.

@Moltenbramley Год назад

Was the "Guess your Weight" game there?

@Stephanie-kt9vh Год назад

Priceless comment!!!

@poluticon Год назад

And the bearded lady.

@alanpecherer5705 Год назад

Very late 1940's, 1948 Chevy/GMC pickup 1:57. Amazing footage!

@anglodutch8321 Год назад

Some interesting choices made by this camera man. Fascinating to see it as 'real' as this.

@mikeyh0 Год назад

Beautiful. The cabs were my favorite as a former taxi driver. Where did you get this? An amazing find.

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@paulholland5270 Год назад

Time travel 🤔

@Hey_its_Koda Год назад

I was born in the 80s but wow i love those cars. They are beautiful. I love this era. I like that cool Jeep at the beginning. Not from Cali but what is that tall white building? I see it in alot of movies. That city hall?

@OSTARAEB4 Год назад

Mr. Koda, don’t know where you’re referring to but it’s probably the Mark Hopkins hotel or the old Ferry Building Terminal at the base of Market Street at the piers. I don’t see City Hall in this piece but it’s probably the most beautiful City Hall as well as Los Angeles’ City Hall in the entire country for a large City although San Francisco with the beautiful roof is indeed probably the most beautiful in San Francisco. Philadelphia also has a beautiful City Hall too.

@OSTARAEB4 Год назад

Notice the yellow stop sign at right at 0.27. When last does anyone remember these as standard?

@Hey_its_Koda Год назад

@@OSTARAEB4 at 5:00 mark that tall building in the back.

@OSTARAEB4 Год назад

@@Hey_its_Koda It could be the back of the Mark Hopkins Hotel but I’m somewhat doubtful. It’s not the Ferry Building I mentioned either and it’s definitely not SF City Hall. I don’t have a definite answer for you.

@Hey_its_Koda Год назад

@@OSTARAEB4 ahh ok.

@fandessimpson Год назад

that's crazy, looks like we are in the same city in just another era... Like no other old film can let us feel. This kind of edit make it looks like so actual and immersive

@sistergoldenhair2231 Год назад

Love it thx🎉

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thanks!!!

@JamesWoodring-mu2iz Год назад

the video is so clear it looks like it was just made i dont know how you do this nass, but glad you do amazing as always

@hilltopviewer8204 Год назад

I do have a fascination about time and place and to think that, that happened here or there! Thank you for this treasure of a previous time, almost like a different fairytale film, although I would say times were tough enough back then. From someone who is also filming my city in Dublin,Ireland, can anyone tell from this footage of what type of film and camera would have been used at this time to make these clips? Note: It looks like a passer-by is giving the cameraman a wave at 4 mins 18seconds in! Great stuff!

@Retrospectivas1 Год назад

Hace 82 años de este video... La gente que sale ahí o ya está muerta o los más jóvenes en ese momento ahora están entre los 80 y 90 años...

@rickcampbell4934 Год назад

I love these videos and can't imagine the work involved in re mastering these. I have been to San Francisco many times over the years. I have loved its quirky people and old buildings. In 2010, we saw several naked men just minding their business, and no one even cared. The last time I went was in 2014. I can not speak of how it is now. But in my previous trips, it was cleaner than most other cities. I didn't see any homeless. I am sure that they were there, I just didn't see them.

@AndreiChrisso Год назад

WaW, i'm impress, awesome :)

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thanks!

@aymeezus Год назад

Wow! That's the Grace Cathedral before it was finished! I lived near it growing up and it's so cool to see footage of that area pre-modern times

@blackrose474 Год назад

37silverstreek1: Well said 🌹 👏 Good analysis of 82 years ago era. Almost I have similar feelings

@anteuzel5324 Год назад

GREAT VIDEO SUPER NASS SUPPORT FROM CROATIA

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much ;)

@tambert3897 11 месяцев назад

I love the old buildings and the sloping streets.

@Stephanie-kt9vh Год назад

I would love to see Christmas footage from these places during this era. It was so wholesome and folks TRULY meant peace on Earth GOOD WILL toward men. A time when children's eyes were filled with wonder and amazement, hopes and dreams, faces mashed against the glass while imagining themselves Christmas Morning with one of the toys in the window ... Such a time of peace and hope. I'd love to see some footage from different places of that time. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful time, when people cared and life was kinder. Be blessed

@jameslord156 Год назад

I think the amusement park at the end was Long Beach. Ala the movie 1941.

@gretetimm Год назад

Amazing, only taxis can be seen on the street in one film sequence. There must have been a tram there before. 😉👍

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@OsbornTramain Год назад

What's neat about those Taxi Cabs were that they were the State of the Art DeSoto, Checker and Packard Cabs.....the hard to believe part is that of all the DeSoto Tax Cabs produced, thousands, only 1 has survived, there are a couple of Packards and Checkers that have survived but the DeSoto, only one and it's now in France.

@DeBestcomedy95 Год назад

Look at how focused the people are. Completely undistracted. That’s why people had better control of things back then

@awthirdrock Год назад

where do you find these films?

@TT-dp8qh Год назад

It is so fabulous. Was the video from your family? Are you continue to create the video for 2100?

@AtheistOrphan Год назад

‘2100’ is in 77 years time! I think it’s pretty unlikely that the video’s creator will still be producing videos then.

@michaelmartin4552 Год назад

These were made by Hollywood for use in movies.

@TT-dp8qh Год назад

@@michaelmartin4552 I see. It's really nice. They should continue to film those videos for the next 100 years.

@TT-dp8qh Год назад

@@AtheistOrphan What I mean is the next gen will continue to create some videos and store them somewhere.

@Brodc Год назад

I wish people still had style like this and Cars still looked this beautiful

@wholeNwon Год назад

Mostly low end cars but they did have elements of style...comfortable but death traps. Even what today would be trivial accidents were deadly then.

@kikotaka5556 Год назад

I feel my self travelling in time machine, thank you👏👏👏

@NASS_0 Год назад

thank you very much

@geoffjoffy Год назад

Superb quality picture.

@GreasednGassed Год назад

With AI technology coming along in leaps and bounds, will there be a time when we can go back to this era with the assistance of AI headsets and immerse ourselves in this world? There's enough film footage and stills around to help recreate the era. Maybe beyond our time, Web 3 users will choose to virtually live in the world that best simulates this era for its style and simplicity. The juxtaposition of using the latest tech to go back before tech. Great video! Thanks for bringing it to life!

@bradyhogan6366 3 месяца назад

My Grandmother told me she used to see Clark Gable in their neighborhood driving a white colored Jeep and he would always wave to them. Must have been late 40’s early 50’s. Neat footage and fun to watch.

@iracknads Год назад

In 1948, the price for a gallon of gas was .25¢. Today, the average price in US for a gallon of gas is $3.29, which you could still buy for a pre '65 silver quarter and have (cupronickel) change to spare! It's not the gas or the silver that has changed. it's the fiat (money backed by nothing) dollars that have lost their value.

@mehmeh5471 Год назад

its the tribe that did that and print more to bankrupt you

@MatthewReiser123 Год назад

0:05 San Francisco 1:11 Los Angeles downtown (Second Street) 2:33 ? 3:52 Los Angeles downtown (Bunker Hill) 5:18 Not Pacific Ocean Park, but perhaps Long Beach, with its Pike and Whip roller-coasters?

@MischievousImp540 Год назад

Filming starts at junction of Sutter St & Mason St, car then turns right onto California St with Grace Cathedral on the right, formerly millionaires row Nob Hill, the Flood House can be seen on the right rebuilt after the quake and fire of 1906, It is now the Pacific-Union Club.

@k.m.b969 Год назад

Imagine 80, 90, 100 years from now people watching videos of us in the 2020's.

@willdatsun Год назад

and shaking their heads, screaming 'hold the bloody camera horizontally you morons'

@fatdaduk Год назад

What software did you use to add the extra frames to make it 60fps?

@marleenscholz4386 Год назад

Super Video ♥ Für Fahrlehrer muss es dort die wahre Pracht sein 🙂 Halten oben am Berg, und fahren Sie bitte am Berg an 🙂

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thanks

@sfeddie1 Год назад

I learned to drive in San Francisco in the ‘60’s. Yes, it was quite a challenge to stop and start again on those hills. You just had to hope the car behind you didn’t stop too close to you so you had some room to roll back before the clutch took hold. It definitely honed your clutching skills driving there. Parallel parking facing downhill between two cars was also a challenge.

@marleenscholz4386 Год назад

@@sfeddie1 Ohhhh , you learned to drive in San Francisco ? 🙂 This requires courage ♥

@marleenscholz4386 Год назад

@@NASS_0 With pleasure ♥

@OcusticClear92 Год назад

0:47 San Francisco. I recognized that Right turn was from North-bound Mason street (which, today, runs One Way South bound) onto East bound on California street. The Cable Car tracks in the street and Grace Cathedral on the Right are distinguishing features.

@rickfitzgerald4426 10 месяцев назад

Great footage of POP. Before it really started to decay

@Jose-dw4ho Год назад

In special, I like the model of the Cars, thank You, thank You so much

@elinavtithanos6270 Год назад

How much i wish go the time back to this year.. i m sure how the people then lived very nice,very harmony,i don't care if now i was dead,but i was very lucky 😔😔😔💜