Archival Stock Footage: Royalty-Free Video Clips - Page 19

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CANADA - 1952 - Athlete Ken Watson demonstrates the difference between in-turn and out-turn curling shots.

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CANADA - 1952 - Kids enjoy curling with tin cans instead of stones on the ice.

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CANADA - 1952 - Athlete Ken Watson demonstrates how the sport of curling got its name.

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CANADA - 1938 - A hunting party of early Canadian settlers chases a herd of buffalo into a lake.

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ALBERTA - 1938 - Buffalo run free through the Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada in Alberta after nearly being hunted to extinction.

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CANADA - 1952 - Slow motion is used to show how brooms affect the speed and direction of stones in curling.

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CANADA - 1938 - Buffalo become endangered in Canada as settlers build industrialized cities.

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CANADA - 1938 - Early white settlers in Canada decide to hunt buffalo for sport.

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CANADA - 1938 - Buffalo lock horns and fight in the Canadian wilderness for dominance, fun, or to attract mates.

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ENGLAND - 1930s - The Arsenal and Newcastle United football clubs play each other in a finals competition at Wembley Stadium.

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ENGLAND - 1930s - A football match between the Arsenal and Manchester City teams begins in Birmingham, England.

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BRITAIN - 1937 - Train passengers enjoy fine food while traveling through Britain.

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LONDON - 1937 - George Broadbridge is among those attending a celebration of Shakespeare's birthday on Stratford-on-Avon in London, England.

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CANADA - 1949 - A guide swerves just in time to save two novice skiers from going off a precipice in the Canadian Rockies.

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CANADA - 1949 - Tourists ski down the Canadian Rockies with help from a guide.

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CANADA - 1949 - A guide notices two tourists skiing dangerously close to a precipice and races off to stop them in the Canadian Rockies.

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CANADA - 1949 - Skiers stop for a smoke break upon reaching the top of the Canadian Rockies.

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CANADA - 1949 - A skiing guide points out different peaks to tourists atop the Canadian Rockies and notices two young people skiing without a guide.

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CANADA - 1949 - Skiers travel uphill in the Canadian Rockies.

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CANADA - 1949 - Tourists line their skis with seal fur for climbing in the Canadian Rockies and put on sunscreen.

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CANADA - 1949 - Tourists wake up in a cabin in the Canadian Rockies to go skiing.

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EUROPE - 1941 - Canadian convoys fight off the Germans and keep routes to North Africa clear for the allies (narrated in 1943).

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ENGLAND - 1943 - Members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps cook and eat in the barracks, and play games and read in their spare time.

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BRITAIN - 1943 - Men of the Royal Canadian Engineers do laundry and enjoy good meals when they're on break from a mine in Britain.

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EUROPE - 1917 - Panorama of a cemetery for Canadian soldiers in Europe.

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FRANCE - 1917 - Canadian soldiers pose with field guns they captured in the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

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EUROPE - 1910s - Canadian cavalrymen ride down a road in the European countryside.

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EUROPE - 1910s - Smoke rises from artillery hits on a WWI battlefield.

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EUROPE - 1910s - Canadian infantrymen file towards a battlefront to fight the Germans.

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QUEBEC AND EUROPE - 1942 - Canadian soldiers attend basic training in Quebec, Canada before being posted abroad in Europe.

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EUROPE - 1910s - Camouflage nets are set up in the communications trenches of the Canadian Army.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - Shipyards in Quebec, Canada launch Royal Canadian Navy vessels and freighters.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - Logging and mining become vital wartime industries in Quebec, Canada.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - Men and women of Quebec, Canada work in factories producing military airplanes and tanks.

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CANADA - 1942 - Canadians operate hydroelectric dams for power in Quebec and others trek into the wintry north of Canada to find alternative options.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - French-Canadians work as loggers, in munitions plants, and across other wartime jobs to defeat the Nazis.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - Men and women of Quebec, Canada produce war machines in defense plants.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - French-Canadians enjoy farming and folk dancing in the Quebec countryside.

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MONTREAL - 1942 - French-Canadians shop at an open marketplace and spurn Nazism in Montreal, Quebec.

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QUEBEC - 1942 - Loggers use Canada's St. Lawrence river to ferry timber through Quebec, and military ships use the river as well.

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CANADA - 1942 - Patrol planes of the Royal Canadian Air Force's Coastal Command keep on the lookout for Nazi invaders.

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EUROPE - 1943 - General McNaughton and other officers are in the reviewing stands for a Canadian military parade.

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CANADA - 1942 - The St. Lawrence River is used to transport Canada's military equipment.

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EUROPE - 1943 - Canadian soldiers ride on a troop transport ship and get coffee when they dock.

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EUROPE - 1943 - A large mobile laundry unit is used by Canadian soldiers in a remote outpost.

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CANADA - 1943 - Santa gives gifts to children at a Christmas party hosted by Canadian soldiers.

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OTTAWA - 1920 - A guard of honor marches past the newly established Parliament Building in Ottawa, Ontario, and the Governor-General arrives.

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TORONTO - 1920 - A steam train's electric car is powered by rechargeable batteries, and can haul several cars.