I have a film strip projector. I got off e-bay for very little. However, closer to hand, there is someone on the list who can copy the whole thing onto a CD (or 2) for you. Once I get my act together, I am going to send him the film strip and a tape of the one record I have from the 1958 sales presentation kit I acquired. No one has seen the show but me since I got it. Mike Trettin, for it is he, can also add the whole thing, sound and all, to the web site. What you have would be quite a cool resource for the 1968 page. Incidentally, you will probably find a service in your town which will do the same work. In San Antonio, Texas, it would be about $100.00 I believe the content can also be put on a VHS cassette. Congratulations on such a cool acquisition. Hugh ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark McDonald" <tomswift@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002 11:22 PM Subject: IML: 1968 Film & Record Library > This weekend I received a 1968 Film & Record Library that I won on eBay > awhile ago. This thing is a great piece of history and funny to listen > to, too. > > > I have a turntable, now all I need is a filmstrip projector. Anybody > got one? > > Mark