Where the prints are
225 recorded holdings across 28 institutions. A holding is a physical element someone has seen: a print, a negative, a fragment. Each one carries the record that establishes it.
Library of Congress
Film archive · Washington, D.C.
71films · 73 elements
British Film Institute, National Film Archive
Film archive · London W1P 1PL, England
36films · 38 elements
Jef Films, Film House
Film archive · Osterville, MA
17films
EYE Filmmuseum
Film archive · Amserdam, Nederlands
15films
National Archives of Canada, Historical Research Branch
Film archive · Ottawa, Canada
11films
Niles Film Museum
Film archive · Fremont, CA
10films
Academy Film Archive
Film archive · Los Angeles, CA
9films
The Museum of Modern Art, Dept. of Film
Film archive · New York, New York
9films
John E. Allen, Inc.
Private collection
8films · 9 elements
Essex Film Club
Film archive · Nutley, New Jersey
3films
EW
Private collection · West Newton, MA
3films
George Eastman Museum
Private collection · Rochester, New York
3films
Thanhouser Company Film Preservation, Inc.
Film archive · Portland, OR, USA
3films
Film Preservation Associates
Film archive · Hat Creek, CA
2films
HEG
Private collection · Sioux Falls, SD
2films
Hiroshi Komatsu
Private collection · Tokyo, Japan
2films
National Library of Norway
Film archive
2films
New Zealand Film Archive
Film archive
2films
UCLA Film and Television Archive
Film archive · Los Angeles, California
2films
Blakhawk Films, aka Republic Films
Film archive
1film
Cinemateque Francis
Film archive · Paris, France
1film
1film
Folger Shakespeare Library
Library · Washington, DC, United States
1film
Gosfilmofond of Russia
Film archive · Belye Stolby, Russia
1film
La Cinematheque Quebecoise
Film archive · Montréal, H2X 1K1, Canada
1film
Murry Glass
Private collection
1film
Staatliches Filmarchiv Der DDR
Film archive · 1080 Berlin, Deutsche Demokratische Republik
1film
The New Zeland Film Archive
Film archive · Wellington, New Zeland
1film
Named in the records, with no holding attached yet
Not every source named in the directory is an archive — some are dealers, auction houses or private individuals. They keep their record because a lead is worth as much as a print.