Hey gang,
We have a whole lot more information now available for all the owners of 1969 models. Richard Blank scanned his entire collection of The 1969 Master Service Conference for us. He scanned ALL of it, even the filmstrips frame by frame. He was also able to convert the 33 rpm records to MP3 files.
One of our long time HH volunteers (Doug Hammer) was able to take the film strip images & merge it with the audio & then upload them to YouTube for us.
So, You can now access the 1969 Master Service Conference booklets, meeting guides, filmstrip images as individual photos as well as the filmstrips themselves. Even if you do not have a '69 model, you can still earn a lot from these, I sure did.
This project took quite a lot of time, scanning, cropping, uploading, editing & so on, so we all hope that everyone uses this & enjoys it as well. :-)
You can view the index to start using / viewing these here;
http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/...enceMenu.shtml
Please be aware, that Richard's set was not quite complete. If anyone out there can help with the missing items, please contact me?
Special thanks to Richard Blank, Doug Hammer & Mike Jansekok for their time & effort on these!
Barry Washington
We have a whole lot more information now available for all the owners of 1969 models. Richard Blank scanned his entire collection of The 1969 Master Service Conference for us. He scanned ALL of it, even the filmstrips frame by frame. He was also able to convert the 33 rpm records to MP3 files.
One of our long time HH volunteers (Doug Hammer) was able to take the film strip images & merge it with the audio & then upload them to YouTube for us.
So, You can now access the 1969 Master Service Conference booklets, meeting guides, filmstrip images as individual photos as well as the filmstrips themselves. Even if you do not have a '69 model, you can still earn a lot from these, I sure did.
This project took quite a lot of time, scanning, cropping, uploading, editing & so on, so we all hope that everyone uses this & enjoys it as well. :-)
You can view the index to start using / viewing these here;
http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/...enceMenu.shtml
Please be aware, that Richard's set was not quite complete. If anyone out there can help with the missing items, please contact me?
Special thanks to Richard Blank, Doug Hammer & Mike Jansekok for their time & effort on these!
Barry Washington
