Those interested in all things 9.5mm should be aware that the long awaited The 9.5mm Vintage Film Encyclopaedia will shortly be available. It's an excellent A to Z reference book with over 12,000 entries, in English and French, listing all known 9.5mm silent and sound films released. The latter part of the book has the films listed numerically. There is also a history of 9.5mm.

https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/med...cyclopaedia-hb/

Congratulations are in order for the folks who put this together!! There obviously was a tremendous amount of effort involved in creating this reference guide. It is incredibly valuable and important to preserve this type of film information from being lost for good...

Indeed, comparing to my own project, I can only imagine how much work they have put into this. And with 9.5mm being a less widespread film type compared to 8mm and 16mm, it makes the work even more important to preserve history.

You can read a lot of this book for free at this link:

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=AErY...ervices&f=false