Herzstein and Lord Families Films 1928-1969

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Herzstein and Lord Families Films 1928-1969

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The Herzstein and Lord families films collection is composed of 37 reels of film which have been converted to DVD and VHS. Nineteen of these reels are of the family and events in Clayton, New Mexico from 1928-1960s. Other films of the family were taken in other locations such as California, Colorado, Texas and Mexico. There are also commercial films, primarily of the World's Fair in Chicago.

1 box (3 VHS and 3 DVD)

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