Game 6 of 1972 Western Conference Finals

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At the beginning of the year I found interesting collection of old NBA games. AP Archive has a lot of rare, unavailable footage that is, unfortunately, not digitized. To get this footage I have to pay for digitization and it is quite expansive, as these are not tapes but films.

That's why I created Patreon account to collect money for these games (and other in future):

https://www.patreon.com/70sFan

If you don't know me, I am running the YT channel about NBA history:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ-frNSTRgnLPgm9JWaL6Vw

Each of game costs around $225, for anyone interested in this topic, please follow my Patreon site. Right now I can tell you that I found 1 game from 1964 NBA finals, two new games from 1970 NBA finals and around 5 RS and 5 playoffs games from 1964-72 period. There are games with Wilt, West, Kareem, Oscar, Baylor, Frazier, Reed, Thurmond and many others. Games are likely in excellent quality too, most of them in color.

I also found around 50 shorter clips from variety of 1960s and 1970s games, but the priority are longer films.

The first game that I purchased is Game 3 of 1964 NBA Finals. Here are some highlights from that game:


The next game I would like to purchase is Game 6 of 1972 WCF - legendary duel between Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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