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  1. What Did Gutenberg Invent? (2002)

    Subject
    History; Technology
    Distribution
    Sale, VHS (PAL, 30 minutes), £145.00 +VAT +p&p

    For the last 550 years, it has been believed the Johannes Gutenberg was the inventor of movable type. This programme travels to Gutenberg’s hometown of Maintz in Germany to discover how Gutenberg lived and...

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  2. Le Corbusier: Architect/Artist (1997 Multimedia)

    Subject
    Architecture; Art
    Distribution
    CD-ROM

    A selection of approximately 3000 images of the work of architect, urbanist, painter, writer and theorist Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier. Arranged as a series of movable windows working...

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  3. Cities on Speed Series (Shanghai, Cairo, Mumbai, Bogota) (2011)

    Subject
    Geography
    Distribution
    Sale, DVD (4 x 60 minutes), $995.00 (series) $295.00 (each)

    Soon more than 550 cities worldwide will have a population of more than one million. In 2030 eighty percent of the world’s population will live in cities. Megacities have traditionally been economic and...

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  4. Vietnam: The 10,000 Day War (Parts 1-13) (1980 Video)

    Producer
    Ron Kelly; Paul Lang; Ian McLeod; Don North
    Subject
    History
    Distribution
    Hire (U-matic - HEFVL) Sale (VHS - retail), Videocassette. U-matic. col. 1 x 60, 12 x 30 min. (HEFVL) Videocassette. VHS. col. 50, 6 x ? min (retail).

    Part 1: A preview of the series, noting America’s shifting motivations and priorities during three decades of the Vietnam conflict, involving five US presidencies in what became America’s longest,...

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