Do not have the old original instructional paperwork for this vintage Keystone Model D-18 film splicer-just the splicer, a couple of square glass bottles and the original box. With today's digital film, this would not be of much use anyways but it is a very nice relic from the past. It supports splicing both 8mm and 16mm film (the old 8mm cameras didn't seem to take very long stretches of film & this splicer would allow splicing many short pieces into one long piece for easier viewing or to patch broken sections-the 16mm seemed to be more prevalent in movie theaters or at least in some old GI movie theaters!). Thanks for stopping by and taking a look as I listen to SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS by the Eurythmics...