1952 HOME MOVIE ABALONE DIVING AND HARVESTING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GG50385
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Genre: home movie
Year Published: 1952
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Shot by an unknown filmmaker, this 1952 home movie shows abalone harvesting off the coast of Southern California. In Southern California, wild abalone was historically harvested along the mainland coast—particularly around Point Conception, Palos Verdes, and San Diego—and at the Channel Islands National Park. Prized spots included Santa Catalina, San Clemente, Santa Cruz, and Santa Rosa islands.
00:00 Film starts
00:09 Abalone shells displayed on the dive boat
00:19 A marina with ships in their berths
00:29 An unknown man in a SCUBA diving suit preps for diving, dives into the water, and is shown coming back onto the boat.
01:10 Another diver is shown in the water with a long knife and a net used to harvest abalone
1:24 Shots from the dive boat as the vessel comes back into port
1:40 A man wearing a captain's hat sharpens a knife on a stone
2:09 A man writes in a ledger and then makes faces at the camera
2:20 A long pier is shown on the Pacific Ocean
3:25 Shots of two people sunbathing in the back of a family home
3:37 Shot of sunset on the Pacific Coast Highway
3:40 A marina at sunset, possibly San Pedro
4:01 Lifeguard training swim, or possibly a swim competition, possibly at Santa Catalina Island.
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