Vintage Stock Footage
1935 Colorado
Home movies filmed in Colorado in 1935 feature pets, road trips, and farm work. Scenes include family pets, flower gardens, and family life.
Licensed through Pond5 · no direct-license masters for this set yet
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1935: Classic new black Plymouth car driving residential neighborhood.
1935: Women picking cabbage head from depression era garden.
1935: Couple loading black dog into car in mountainous forest.
1935: Man cleaning fish creekside while wife brings frying pan.
1935: Man smoking pipe proudly holding up freshly caught trout fish.
1935: Man photographs woman holding up recently caught trout fish.
1935: Man cutting heads off sih putting into cast iron frying pan.
1935: Blue collar gentleman escorting formal fancy women with dog.
1935: Proud man shows dead pheasant birds in residential front porch.
1935: Men tie dead hunted deer to front of Plymouth car for transport.
1935: Family picnic in pine tree forest at new black Plymouth car.
12 of these clips are licensed through a partner marketplace. Search 1935 Colorado on Pond5 or on Shutterstock, or request specific footage.
What is on the reels
The subjects tagged most often across the 12 clips on this page, with how many clips carry each tag.
- rare12
- unique12
- family10
- hungry8
- proud7
- food6
- hobby6
- show off6
- animal5
- sport5
Frequently asked questions
What kind of 1935 Colorado footage is available?
12 clips of home movie footage filmed in Colorado in 1935, scanned from original 8mm reels. The subjects tagged most often across these clips are rare, unique, family, hungry and proud.
What format was 1935 Colorado footage shot on?
1930s home movies were shot on Standard 8mm. Super 8 did not exist until 1965. We scan original reels at 4K and color-correct each clip while keeping the film grain.
How many of these clips can I license directly?
None yet. All 12 clips on this page are licensed through Pond5; each clip page links to its Pond5 listing.
Can I license 1935 Colorado stock footage commercially?
Yes, through Pond5. Open any clip on this page for its Pond5 listing and license terms. Contact Stockfilm if you need a direct-license shortlist for this location and year.
Where can I download 1935 Colorado archival footage?
Open a clip page and follow its Pond5 link; Pond5 delivers the download after purchase.