Search Results for British Pathé

1961 British Pathé Footage goes inside a cartographer's studio to find out how maps were made as England's roads were paved cross-country.

Archival footage from 1939 demonstrates an automobile safety device that would "scoop up" pedestrians if they were to be hit by the car.

1967 British Pathé footage of students learning to drive sitting in "cars" that simulated driving with road footage projected on a screen.

A 1959 ad features a high tech luxury bed with a control panel to complete the simplest of tasks. Plus room for a cup of tea.

Vintage British Pathé footage from the 1950s captures a London barber performing a (then) rather unusual hairstyle on a man. This style, called “The Elephant’s…

1966 archival footage from British Pathé spotlights the “Farthing Penny”, a miniature version of the famous penny-farthing bicycle that sported one giant wheel in front…

Filmmaker Guy Jones (previously) has taken historical British Pathé footage of London in 1967 and updated it with appropriate color and ambient sound. With the…

British Pathé posted archival footage from 1955 that gives us a look at how a “famous North London firm of geographers” in London made terrestrial…

British Pathé is featuring wonderful archival footage from 1965 that reveals how a Matchbox cars factory in Hackney, London built the popular die-cast toys. The…

After German troops surrendered to the Allies in 1945, the country found that they had a surplus of combat supplies that needed to be put…