Category:Historic
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Pieces of media that have either left a historic impact or media that was the first of a genre/type of media or was the first to perform an innovation (first piece of recorded audio, first color cartoon, etc).
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Pages in category "Historic"
The following 27 pages are in this category, out of 754 total.
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- While Paris Sleeps (lost Lon Chaney drama film; 1923)
- While the City Sleeps (partially lost Lon Chaney crime drama film; 1928)
- White Christmas (found recording of original radio performance of song; 1941)
- Whitehall Palace mural portrait of Henry VIII (lost Hans Holbein painting; 1537)
- Wikipedia (lost initial edit of online encyclopaedia; existence unconfirmed; 2001)
- Wilkins and Wontkins (partially lost series of Jim Henson commercials; 1957-1969)
- Wings (found Oscar-winning romantic-drama film; 1927)
- Within Our Gates (partially found silent film; 1920)
- The Wizard (lost horror film; 1927)
- The Wizard of Oz (partially found deleted scenes of musical fantasy film; 1938-1939)
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (partially found classical works from musician; 1700s)
- Woods and Jack (lost early televised lawn bowls; 1937; 1946)
- The Works (partially found unfinished computer-animated film; 1979-1986)
- World Football League (partially found radio and television coverage of football games; 1974-1975)
- The World is Yours (lost early television series; 1951)
- The World of Power and Women (lost Japanese animated short film; 1933)
- The World of Women (lost early BBC talk show; 1937)
- Wow! signal (non-existent audio recording of interstellar radio signal; 1977)
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- Yankee Doodle Mouse (lost deleted scene of Tom and Jerry cartoon; 1943)
- Yarmouth Fishing Boats Leaving Harbour (partially found early British actuality films; 1896-1897)
- Yasha Toporkov (lost Soviet drama film; 1960)
- Yongle Encyclopedia (partially found encyclopedia from the Ming Dynasty; 1408)
- You Can't Do That on Television (partially lost Canadian TV series; 1979-1990)