Vintage Commercials (1950s, 1960s, 1970s)
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Published 2023-01-20
*See Barry Grauman's comments in the comments section for more on dates and info!
Lion Oil
P.L.A.N Diet Drink (1:04)
Chun King Chow Mein (2:05)
Adorn Hair Spray (3:10)
Arch Moore For Congress - 1966 (3:44)
Armstrong Flooring (4:45)
Avon Rapture (5:47)
Avon Cosmetics (6:47)
B.F. Goodrich Flexible Hose (7:12)
Borden’s Cottage Cheese (8:15)
Bosco (9:20)
C&P Telephone of West Virginia (2 Commercials) (10:25)
Carlings Black Label Beer (12:26)
Chase and Sanborn Coffee (13:32)
Chevron Supreme Gasoline (14:33)
Colgate (14:47)
Dairy Queen (15:19)
Derusto – with Don Wilson (16:17)
Dippity Doo (17:18)
Emmett Kelly – Care Food Crusade (17:49)
Firestone Tire - 1964 (19:00)
Ford Mustang (20:11)
Gold Medal Flour (21:14)
Gulf Oil (21:28)
Hi-C (22:29)
Honeysuckle Turkeys (23:29)
Hostess Donuts (24:29)
Banana Orange Jello (25:30)
Joy Dish Soap(26:32)
Chevron/Kodak Bullet Camera (27:32)
Lustre-Cream Shampoo (27:48)
Maclean’s Toothpase (28:18)
Mohawk Carpet Christmas Contest (29:19)
Ohio State Fair, Probably 1966 (30:26)
Pepsi Generation (31:30)
Pollenex Heated Massager (32:31)
Roitan Cigars (33:22)
Unidentified Toy Store (34:02)
Valley Forge Beer (34:56)
Ronson Varaflame Lighter (36:00)
Volkswagon Van (37:03)
White Cloud Toilet Tissue (38:03)
World Series Encyclopedia (39:03)
Wonder Bread (39:25)
Bell Telephone Kitchen Telephone with Eleanor Schano (40:26)
All Comments (21)
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Commercials were so pure and simple, polite and quiet, no irritating Lume lady talking about her nasty pits or underboob.
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These commercials are better than most TV shows nowadays
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I love this. Those were the days. I remember some of these products and labels. It makes me feel like a kid again.
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Everyone talked so well back then
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My aunt still has that style Armstrong flooring in her house today.
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I was born in 1967, so a few of these I haven't seen before. Thank you for sharing these. It's ironic because back then commercials were frustrating to watch, but now decades later these same commercials bring back so many wonderful childhood memories, experiences, moments, and overall feelings of youth. Ironic that now I will sit through close to an hour of them and love every second of it.
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skips YouTube ads Watches YouTube video that's nothing but ads
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Missus here. I haven't thought of Avon cream sachet in years! I got some as a young teen and , oh!, I loved it and thought I was so sophisticated!
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It's nice to be able to see old TV shows, but the icing on the cake is the vintage commercials. I've been tracking down commercials from the 50's and on that have nice songs and/or music. There are many of them and commercials from back then had the best by far.
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Really love these tv Commercials Brings back the good old days
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I Love these type of classic commercials
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Thank you for the excellent collection! Great source of cultural history. ☮️
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My mom loved working for Bell as an telephone operator in the 60s. 😊
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Bob Warren is seen in this ad about garden hoses. He was a voiceover artiste and was the longtime announcer of "The Lawrence Welk Show" (1955-82). Also two spots for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company (now Verizon) are featured. The Mustang car spot features Gary Merrill providing the voiceover. Mandel Kramer shills Hostess Donuts. Bob Landers is telling the young generation to 'Come Alive! You're In the Pepsi Generation" from 1964. Joanie Sommers is providing the vocals.
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These were the BEST OF COMMERCIALS I've seen !!!! l do remember most of them.. from 1960 to 68.
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Thanks so much. I enjoyed this. I dont remember all of them...but most. Avon Rapture was my favorite Avon cologne back then. When i got old enough i was an Avon Representative
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For some reason, I like those old ads a lot more than those we have nowadays. Maybe it's the music, maybe the way it's filmed, it's much less annoying.
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These old commercials are the only time I've heard protein pronounced "pro-tee-in." So weird. 😂
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OMG, I can't believe I just spent 41 minutes watching old commercials. The Volkswagen one was brilliant
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17:18- Originally seen in 1965. Featuring Linda {Lori} Sanders [pre-"PETTICOAT JUNCTION'].
