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Period baby carriages and movie cameras are seen at the History for Hire prop house in North Hollywood (AFP).
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Pam Elyea sorts through police belts for rent at the For Hire prop house in North Hollywood (AFP).
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Boxes of breakfast cereal from various decades going back as far as the start of the early 20th century are seen on display at the History for Hire prop house (AFP).
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Replica of vintage wooden hand crank movie cameras which have been shipped to Antartica and Mexico among other places around the world to appear in films or television shows are seen at the History for Hire prop house in North Hollywood, California (AFP).
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The early 1900's baby carriage which appeared in the Adams Family television series and films such as "Bride of Chucky" and "Chaplin" is seen at the History for Hire prop house in North Hollywood (AFP).
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