Vintage Stock Footage
1951 Canada
494 clips filmed in Canada between 1950 and 1958, from 2 source reels, 5 to 6 seconds long. Every clip on this page licenses directly from Stockfilm for $149, royalty-free.
$149 flat license · royalty-free worldwide
Ontario Canada (1958): Getting Drunk On Tuesday
Ontario Canada (1958): Two People Discussing Who Has The Better Book To Read
Ontario Canada (1958): Archival Footage Of Father And Son
Ontario Canada (1958): A Distorted Sideways Shot Of A Woman Walking Past A Vintage
Ontario Canada (1958): The Lady Was Playing Tennis On The Park For Time Passing
Ontario Canada (1958): Man With Tall Pole Appears To Attempt To Retrieve Something
Ontario Canada (1958): Woman Puts On Swimming Cap In Backyard Pool
Ontario Canada (1958): Woman In Above Ground Pool Fully Immerses Herself And
Ontario Canada (1958): Quality Time With Family Pool Enjoying Yourself Ball Fourth
Montreal Canada (1950): The Camera Pans Across The Road And Captures The Buildings
Montreal Canada (1950): Long Man-Made Bridge That Connects Two Separate Cities
Montreal Canada (1950): A Large House With A White Roof In A Green Garden With
Montreal Canada (1950): View Of Sea And Green Trees On A Cloudy Day
Montreal Canada (1950): Beautiful View Of Many People Walking In Front Of Houses
What is on the reels
The subjects tagged most often across the 494 clips on this page, with how many clips carry each tag.
- people226
- nature112
- man110
- water106
- boat103
- house64
- unique60
- view57
- buildings50
- fishing49
Source reels
2 physical reels behind this page. Years and places are quoted as written on the reel record where one exists.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of 1951 Canada footage is available?
494 clips of home movie footage filmed in Canada between 1950 and 1958, scanned from original 8mm reels. The subjects tagged most often across these clips are people, nature, man, water and boat.
What format was 1951 Canada footage shot on?
The source reels behind this page are Standard 8mm (2 reels). 1950s 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?
All 494. Each one licenses directly from Stockfilm for $149, royalty-free, with the 4K master delivered after checkout.
Which reels did this footage come from?
2 physical source reels, including reels 1570 and 1216. Each reel page lists the film gauge, reel size, and the years and places written on the original reel where that record exists.
Can I license 1951 Canada stock footage commercially?
494 clips on this page are available for royalty-free direct licensing from Stockfilm. Commercial use, including advertising and branded content, applies only to clips marked Commercial; clips marked Editorial only are limited to documentary, news, educational, internal and organic social use. Each clip page and grid card shows the status.
Where can I download 1951 Canada archival footage?
Open a clip from the collection above, choose License Direct, and complete checkout to receive the licensed master download from Stockfilm.