Here's an interesting find on this site - a rare Bugs Bunny birthday short special:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/...&hash=item2ede29cea3 

It's expensive, but here's  a 16mm IB Tech print of Pinocchio. It says it's from 1947, meaning it must have the original RKO titles. While there are no screenshots of them, there is an end title; it looks identical to the one we're familiar with, but it still looks a little bit different to me.

Now here's something interesting: a Belgian 35mm IB Tech of "Half-Fare Hare" ! (One of the screenshots has French and Dutch subtitles.)

Unusual 35mm of Ballot Box Bunny (as it has different but not original opening rings)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/...3D30%26sd%3D381144190434 

Of course keep clicking on related links to find other interesting things in 35mm

It's expensive, but here's  a 16mm IB Tech print of Pinocchio. It says it's from 1947, meaning it must have the original RKO titles. While there are no screenshots of them, there is an end title; it looks identical to the one we're familiar with, but it still looks a little bit different to me.

It's expensive, but here's  a 16mm IB Tech print of Pinocchio. It says it's from 1947, meaning it must have the original RKO titles. While there are no screenshots of them, there is an end title; it looks identical to the one we're familiar with, but it still looks a little bit different to me.

The seller says that he replaced the opening titles and about a minute after that with footage from a Kodak SP print because of water damage, so the opening titles are most likely not the original release titles.

It's expensive, but here's  a 16mm IB Tech print of Pinocchio. It says it's from 1947, meaning it must have the original RKO titles. While there are no screenshots of them, there is an end title; it looks identical to the one we're familiar with, but it still looks a little bit different to me.

The seller says that he replaced the opening titles and about a minute after that with footage from a Kodak SP print because of water damage, so the opening titles are most likely not the original release titles.

I'm sure that the end title on that print of Pinocchio is not original, either, as it doesn't have the "Distributed by R.K.O. Radio Pictures, Inc." tag, so it's likely derived from the film's first reissue in 1945.

$360 for a Casper cartoon (even if it is a 35mm IB Tech)? With a spliced-on Paramount end logo that looks really damaged?

$360 for a Casper cartoon (even if it is a 35mm IB Tech)? With a spliced-on Paramount end logo that looks really damaged?