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"Steel: Man's Servant" is a 1938 documentary narrated by Edwin C. Hill. This film explores the production and various uses of steel, showcasing the pivotal role of this material in industry.
This film is somewhat of a rarity in collector circles, mainly due to its industrial nature and specific corporate backing. It hasn’t been widely distributed on home video, making original copies of this film quite sought after. It comes in various formats, but the 16mm prints are particularly interesting for their historical value and the way they preserve the film’s visual quality. Overall, it holds a curious place in the documentary genre, appealing to those interested in industrial history and corporate promotion.
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