Lexicon Retro Video

Lexicon Retro Video is an archival video project that transfers old home-made films to preserve the memories of the common folk of our yesteryears! My goal is to present "a day in the life" documentary style home videos that capture the decade it was recorded in, as well as the cameras used during those decades! Check out a few popular film transfers below and be sure to subscribe to the channel! 

     

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