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VINTAGE 76

1) THRILL DISHWASHING WATER: woman lifts out chunks of calcium and manganesium from her kitchen sink, minerals that make water hard, but the hard water disappears with Thrill

2) SIMONIZ SHINE: couple wax car with Simonize and wax floor with Vista

3) SIMONIZ SHINE: repeat of 2

4) HERTZ RENT-A-CAR: scenes of California with car on highway

5) OLDSMOBILE AUTO: local ad, poor quality

6) RAMBLER AUTO: local ad, poor quality―auto is $2,000

7) CHEVROLET AUTO: local Ohio ad urging viewers to trade in their 1964, 1965 or 1966 cars

8) STODDARD SPORTS CAR: local ad, poor quality

9) DATSUN AUTOS AND TRUCKS: local Ohio ad, poor quality

10) HUNT'S TOMATOES: Burgess Meredith tells viewers how fresh Hunt's tomatoes are

11) TV EXERPT: Monty Hall from "The Price is Right"―no sound

12) CALGON WATER CONDITIONER: little children sing praises of soft water―no sound

13) SUCRETS COLD TABLETS: close-up shots of lozenges―no sound

14) JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: close-up shot of woman's hands in kitchen sink

15) FILBERT'S OLEOMARGARINE: group sing to close-up of stick of margarine, then switch to little boy eating bread and margarine, then to magazine ad with blow-up of Mrs. Filbert, with tag line: "Only a woman could make it so good"

16) TV Promo: Richard Carlson as Herbert Philbrick in short segment from "I Led 3 Lives"―ends short

17) KOEHLER'S THREE FINE BREWS: man discusses wine, port and sherry―no sound

18) BOBBIE BROOKS: still photos of young women's cotton dresses as advertised in Seventeen magazine

19) BOBBIE BROOKS: repeat of 18

20) BOBBIE BROOKS: ski fashions as advertised in Seventeen magazine

21) BOBBIE BROOKS: repeat of 18

22) TV Promo: Animal World on ABC with Bill Burrud

23) AMERICAN EXPRESS CREDIT CARD: people on Mediterranean cruise use this card

24) AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHECKS: Karl Malden analyzes a theft and urges travelers to be careful

25) TV Promo: Bud Palmer Promotes Championship Bowling

26) TV Promo: repeat of 25

27) ARTHUR TREACHER'S FISH AND CHIPS RESTAURANT: Albert Malin is interviewed outside his restaurant where he was awarded a plaque for being the oldest continually owned family fish and chip shop in England―his son Dennis just went to America to work at Arthur Treacher's restaurant

28) PAPERMATE CAPRI PEN: close-up shots of manufacturing process of this pen for $2.95

29) DUO-TRIM LAWN MOWER: woman in skirt uses self-propelled mower

30) CARTER'S LITTLE PILLS: aunt gives niece this laxative to give her a new lease on life

31) MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts down tree

32) MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts down pulpwood tree―1963

33) MCCULLOCH CORPORATION: close-up shots of engine parts, outboard motors and chain saws machines

34) MCCULLOCH CORPORATION: repeat of 33

35) MCCULLOCH CHAIN SAW: man cuts fallen logs

36) BORATEEM DETERGENT: Frank Nelson adds Borateem to washer with man inside―fantasy

37) HOT SHOTS CAKES: cartoon of Beatles-like band singing about these spicy snack cakes

38) SIVERO'S SPRAY GUN: man fertilizes lawn by attaching this spray gun to his hose―1966

39) FIRESTONE TIRES: salesman urges viewers to buy new tires―1967

40) LONDON-AIRE PANTYHOSE: woman attempts to run hose with nail file and scouring pad, but it is guaranteed in writing not to run hosiery

41) IGA LIQUID DETERGENT: woman washes large stack of dishes―1950s detergent

42) RONCO SEAL-A-MEAL: woman seals food in plastic, then places it in boiling water―$14.98

43) JUICY FRUIT GUM: man stretches coffee break with gum

44) SIVERO'S SPRAY GUN: man cleans car, mobile home, dog, ship, patio and more with this spray gun attached to garden hose

45) HARTFORD INSURANCE: man sits by phone waiting for calls from his customers

VINTAGE 77

1) PABST BLUE RIBBON: re-created footage of ride on Ferris Wheel at 1893 Chicago World's Fair, where Pabst won the Blue Ribbon―riders retire to beer garden to drink beer

2) SUGAR CRISP CEREAL: little boy rescues girl from pirates because this cereal made him strong

3) BIZ DETERGENT: mother sorts laundry into two piles: the filthy clothes go into the "Biz Bag" and the not so filthy go into a regular laundry bag

4) BIZ DETERGENT: woman in basement sorts clothes into "Biz Bag" piles

5) BIZ DETERGENT: mother sorts son's clothes into "Biz Bag" for hard-to-remove stains, like blood from a fight

6) BIZ DETERGENT: man smears stains on a cloth that can be removed with Biz

7) ALCOA ALUMINUM: primitive cartoon of man buying a new aluminum toaster but demands the "Alcoa" label

8) SNOWY POWDERED BLEACH: Phyllis Diller shows husband Fang's shirt that she ruined with too much bleach―celebrity

9) STRIPE TOOTHPASTE: toothpaste and mouth wash are combined in this toothpaste with hexachlorophene

10) SCHLITZ BEER: cartoon of Mr. Hopkiss, who monitors the "kiss of the hops" in the beer

11) BRECK ONE DANDRUFF SHAMPOO: people waiting in line all brush off dandruff from their shoulders

12) AIR FRESHENER: woman vacuums room in this incomplete commercial

13) DOLE BANANAS FROM ECUADOR: sexy woman in revealing slinky gown peels banana and begins to sing―narrator says "If you feel it, peel it"―NOT A Commercial

14) JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER: two women getting ready for work splash each other with baby powder―NOT A Commercial

15) MARS CANDY BARS: close-up shots of Marsettes chocolate cups of caramel, cherry crème and mint crème

16) MARS CANDY BARS: close-up shots of peanuts and caramel being folded into a Snickers bar and nougat covered in chocolate to make a Three Musketeers

17) VANISH CLEANER: cartoon of magician who shows woman how to clean toilet bowl

18) STAR-KIST TUNA: Charlie is reading books to impress the fishermen with his intelligence, but is still rejected

19) REYNOLDS WRAP ALUMINUM FOIL: cartoon of uses of foil

20) QUAKER OATS: cartoon of children eating oats

21) KEN-L RATION: cartoon of dog eating food―narrator says food contains choice horsemeat

22) STAR-KIST TUNA: Charlie attempts to bribe his way into Star-Kist but is still rejected―c. 1963

23) KENT CIGARETTES: drawings of Europeans that match song: "To a Frenchman it's the Eiffel Tower, to a Dutchman it's a pretty flower, to an Indian it's a monument, to a smoker, it's a Kent"

24) GILETTE SUPER BLUE BLADES: men parachute from plane to crowd below of millions of men who have tried this Super Blue Blade

25) TANG BREAKFAST DRINK: Bugs Bunny wears sandwich board and says Tang is "Tangerific", then is marooned at sea and spots an island called "Tanganika"

26) P.F. FLYER Shoes: two kids spot a steeplejack hanging upside down on a church steeple and they run to a firehouse for help―special P.F. comic books come in each box of shoes

27) MATTEL, INC. TOYMAKERS: logo of Mattel with narrator saying "You can tell it's Mattel, it's swell"

28) RALSTON PURINA CEREAL: cartoon of farmers planting wheat, rice and corn for their cereals

29) SCOTT TOWELS & CoffeeMate Coffee CREAMER: "I Dream of Jeannie" logo and still photos of Scott Towels and CoffeeMate

30) CUT-RITE SANDWICH BAG: hands seal sandwich bag

31) SCOTT TOWELS: woman cleans spills and sinks with paper towels

32) LARK CIGARETTE: men and women tell why they like Larks―"There's nothing like a Lark"

33) BURST DETERGENT: cartoon of Hazel helping woman pick a new detergent

34) NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: narrator shows viewers the "monster in the basement", an old-fashioned coal-fueled boiler―he adds that an electric heater is cleaner and in the long run, cheaper

35) BRYLCREEM HAIR DRESSING: two men in a train compartment use Brylcreem, and at the office a woman admires their great-looking hair―commercial ends with animated character chasing a Brylcreem man 1950s

36) NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: scenes of a woman using electrical appliances

37) NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER Company: narrator shows his big, eight-room house that is heated with electricity

38) KOOL CIGARETTES: close-up of cigarette box

39) REGINA ELECTRIC BROOM: woman vacuums house holding a dog to show how light and easy the task is with Regina

40) NIAGARA LAUNDRY PRE-CLEANER: women in Laundromat sing a ditty about pre-soaking their stains in two minutes

41) HOWARD JOHNSON RESTAURANTS: kids who are members of the HoJo Birthday Club get a free birthday party

42) MURIEL AIR-TIPS CIGAR: Edie Adams parodies a sexy singer―"The light cigar that keeps a cool head" tobacco

43) NEWPORT CIGARETTES: couple smoke on beach

44) SKIN MIST SOAP: woman bathes with soap and is more desirable than other women―"The deodorant bar of desirable women"

45) NIAGARA LAUNDRY PRE-CLEANER: repeat of 41, one minute

46) POST CEREALS: "The Archies" comic character toys appear in all Post cereal boxes

47) WISH-BONE SALAD DRESSING: talking onion urges viewers to use this salad dressing

48) SOMINEX SLEEP INDUCER: cartoon of restless woman who is given Sominex by Indian swami, who then plays horn to tune of "Take Sominex tonight and sleep, safe and restful sleep, sleep, sleep"

49) WISH-BONE SALAD DRESSING: still photos of talking salad dressing bottle

50) VICEROY CIGARETTES: close-up shots of new, extra long cigarettes

51) MOBIL GAS: cartoon of talking carburetor says he likes to drink Mobil

52) SOMINEX SLEEP INDUCER: repeat of 49

53) SKINNY SPONGE BY SCOTT PAPER: sponge diver finds Skinny Sponge and sends it to the surface, where housewives use it in small nooks and crannies

54) COCA-COLA: couple walk in park and drink Coke

VINTAGE 78

1) PF FLYERS: former baseball Boston Red Sox catcher Sammy White with announcer Russ Hodges―teach young boy how to throw out runner trying to steal base―canvas shoes 1955―Goodrich and Hood Rubber Companies sports

2) PF FLYERS: young boys and girls running down suburban streets with canvas shoes―mid-1950s kids

3) B. F. GOODRICH RUBBERS: woman finds happiness with rubbers ("The Footholder") that slip over high-heeled shoes and protects them from water 1950s

4) TREASURE STATE DRIVE-IN: primitive mid-1950s commercial for Pueblo, Colorado's first drive-in restaurant―sells junk food fast food

5) IBM: stress the international scope of IBM's machines business in early 1960s B&W

6) BAYER ASPIRIN: close-up on box―can't make it any faster or stronger―fizzing, combining other drugs, buffering―none of this improves the product

7) ATLANTIC IMPERIAL GASOLINE: compares 1959 automobile with helicopter as both need power

8) CAVALIER CIGARETTES: new pack still cartoon only

9) FIRST PENNSYLVANIA BANK: young couple needs to save

10) WISH-BONE CREAMY ONION DRESSING: new flavor―not the Italian star―comical

11) BRYLCREME HAIR DRESSING: white high school basketball players came back

12) GENERAL ELECTRIC THINETTE AIR CONDITIONER: McLean Stevenson brings one home July 1964 $119.95

13) SECRET DEODORANT: new Secret has Katy Winters assuring young woman

14) ANACIN ASPIRIN: woman with flip hairdo is getting relief―it takes only 22 seconds to get Anacin to begin to work early 1960s

15) SHELL GASOLINE: animated two-headed man

16) PLAYTEX BRA: excellent spot with model from mid-1950s

17) IVORY DISHWASHING LIQUID: chorus sings "now hands that do dishes can be as soft as your face"―new liquid Ivory―shows hands and pretty white women's faces

18-) QUAKER OATMEAL: 20 minutes of Quaker product commercials from CBS coverage of 1963 Rose Parade w/ Ronald Reagan introducing and Bess Meyerson delivering the pitches

VINTAGE 79

1 KLEENEX: animation and live action—typical white family in automobile—everyone in car has need for Kleenex—1950s b/w

2) RAID: animated Ant and Roach spray from Johnson Wax—1960s b/w

3) PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE: “You’ll wonder where the yellow went.” as animated teenagers dance—has ethnic Mexican stereotype as kicker mentioning pepsodent toothbrushes

4)RAID: animated House and Garden Bug Killer sprays bugs—live woman in dress sprays garden―circa 1960 b/w

5) SCRIPTIP PEN: corporation board meeting—men try new pens and start laughing and drawing on each other—Scripto—39 cents—circa 1965 b/w

6)SHELL OIL: animated Two Top, Chuck and Charlie, two headed mechanic re Shell’s service department b/w

7 CONGESPIRIN: bottle of product as a canon—preschooler sleeping—b/w

8) MISS CLAIROL SHAMPOO HAIR COLOR: Does she…or doesn’t she? Woman shampoos hair—has birthday party for little girl—flip hair style—circa 1964 b/w

9) LOVING CARE BY CLAIROL: woman gives husband a drink, he ignores her—she dyes hair with product to cover gray—he becomes romantic—circa 1967 b/w

10 PROLONG FLOOR WAX: women watch as street cleaner washes demo floor on street—by Drackett―circa 1967 b/w

11) HUNT’S TOMATO SAUCE: man is disappointed at the announcers suggestion of meat loaf for dinner—season it with product—he’s pleasantly surprised—b/w 1960’s

12)WESSON OIL: frying pans with various fats—Wesson won’t burn, smoke or smell—b/w

13) LIPTON CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP: little boy draws on frosted glass making a heart then a chicken—his voice over re grandma’s soup—b/w

14) LUX SOAP: woman answers phone and says hold on—counts to 10 soap on face—product softens in 10 seconds—b/w

15) LYSOL SPRAY: woman sprays bathtub and bathroom floor with product—1960s b/w

16)BAYER CHILDREN’S ASPIRIN: little boy rings doorbell and asks woman if his friend can come out—the mom explains she is sick and taking aspirin—1960s b/w

17)PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA: woman with groceries comes home and sits in armchair—announcer talks about product—1960s b/w

18) SNOWY BLEACH: Phyllis Diller talks about husband, Fang—washes his shirt—celebrity—1960S B/W

19) PSA: US Savings Bonds interest 4.14% in 1965 b/w

20)PSA: every tree is family tree full of nature—help Smokey prevent forest fires—family puts out campfire—1965 b/w

21)PSA: United Nations Headquarters tours—boy talks with members of UN—b/w

22)NETWORK LOGO: ABC

23)ALLIED VAN LINES: moving day, couple are sentimental about old home, hopeful about new experiences in new home—white family in middle class suburban home—circa 1968 b/w

24)PSA: stills of old people, baby, footage of burning birthday candles—from the first birthday on give US Savings Bonds b/w

25) JELL-O: people are interviewed about what they like about Jell-O—white and black adults in work situations—Asian boy—circa 1969 b/w

26) CHARMIN BATHROOM TISSUE: George Whipple puts up flashing sign to get shoppers to stop squeezing the product—circa 1969s b/w

27)DRISTAN NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed grateful he’s not coughing—1968 b/w

28)ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w

29)DRISTAN DECONGESTANT TABLETS: wire face with sinuses—b/w

30)ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: people in large office disappear because of flu—man sick in bed—wife brings him the paper—1965—ethnic office workers b/w

31 DRISTAN NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed grateful he’s not coughing—1968 b/w

32)POWERIN SUPER STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER: Do women get worse headaches than men? Cowboy gets pills from woman—strong enough for the strongest man—1966 b/w

33)DRISTAN NASAL MIST: unstuff that stuffy nose—wildflowers—man sprays product in nose—b/w

34) PSA: scenes of polluted air, water and land—song “America”—The American Institute of Architects

35) ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: people in large office disappear because of flu—man sick in bed—wife brings him the paper—1965—ethnic office workers b/w

36) ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w

37) ASPERGUM: white and black men, white Viking woman, boy chew gum they take seriously—gum with aspirin—b/w

38) CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE: product, stills of woman wearing dentures—b/w

39) GENERAL MILLS DAISYS: stereotypical Indian—Bert Lahr―eats corn—woman eats Daisy corn snack—celebrity―1968 b/w

40) WONDRA GOLD MEDAL FLOUR: home economists make pies b/w

41) PRELL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO: product is dropped from helicopter to prove bottle is unbreakable—people on ground protest with signs “lather”—1960s b/w

42) PSA: Ernest Borgnine re Radio Free Europe to fight communism b/w

43) PRELL CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO: bottle dropped from crane—crowd watches and protests it’s the lather that is important—Henry Gibson—celebrity 1967 b/w

44) DRISTAN CAPSULES: man asks if you really know what is in your hayfever meds b/w

45) PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE: young couples play football—pretty blond has great big beautiful white teeth—circa 1967 b/w

46) ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w

47) DRISTAN DECONGESTANT TABLETS: wire face with sinuses—b/w

48) ASPERGUM: white and black men, white Viking woman, boy chew gum they take seriously—gum with aspirin—b/w

49) ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w

50) SKIL POWER TOOLS: man demonstrates power tools that snap together—less than $20—b/w

51) ANACIN PAIN RELIEVER: it would take four of other tablets to get what you get in two Anacin—b/w

52) GENERAL MILLS DAISYS: Bert Lahr in 1934 eats corn chips—girl eats corn snack—celebrity 1968 b/w

53) GENERAL MILLS CHEERIOS: animated Bullwinkle skin-dives with cereal

54) SWAN DISH DETERGENT: woman yells “Fire, Fire” because her hands are hot—fireman brings her product—she kisses him―1960s b/w

55) BREEZE DETERGENT: man pulls out a towel from box of detergent b/w

56) DRISTAN NASAL MIST: man gets ready for work, wife in bed grateful he’s not coughing—1968 b/w

57) SLEEP-EZE: woman with insomnia is all wound up—takes sleep aid and wakes up refreshed b/w

58) GENERAL MILLS STAX: cereal is toasted all over—the crunch maker b/w

59) ALKA-SELTZER: animated man in bed attacked by vegetables and other foods b/w

60) LUX DISHWASHING LOTION: little girl asks mom if she likes washing dishes—mom explains why she uses product—1965 b/w

VINTAGE 80

1) COMMAND HAIR DRESSING: man in 1965 Mustang urges viewers to enter contest to win one of 70 Mustangs

2) NEW DAWN HAIR COLOR: woman colors hair

3) JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: women are ecstatically happy over suds in kitchen sink that are "...gentle as a bubble bath"

4) JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: matronly women are happy over sudsing action of dish soap

5) PURINA DOG CHOW: three puppy poodles eat dog food

6) PURINA DOG CHOW: little boy and dog

7) MOGEN DAVID WINES: scenes of three bottles

8) PONTIAC: 1958 automobile with Quadr Poise with view of people riding on drive shaft―fantasy

9) BAGGIES: woman wraps sandwich in plastic wrap

10) PURINA DOG CHOW: little girl wheels puppy in baby buggy

11) LONE STAR BEER: close-up of label

12) LONE STAR BEER: woman drinks beer in bar

13) LONE STAR BEER: close-up of bottle

14) LONE STAR BEER: beer flows into glass

15) AJAX ALL PURPOSE CLEANER: woman enters home with a "White Tornado" swirling around its container, the "tornado" being an ammonia cloud―environment

16) BORATEEM BORAX: woman washes diapers

17) PURINA DOG CHOW: boy blows bubbles and dog jumps at them

18) PURINA DOG CHOW: boy plays trumpet and basset hound howls

19) JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: Caucasian man with slanted eyes and dressed in kimono speaks with Japanese accent and "exprains" how happy husband is at wife's soft hands―ethnic

20) JOY: similar to 19

21) JOY: similar to 19 only women at home "not have wong face at end of day"

22) METRECAL LIQUID: woman dances at party, "Try it for lunch"

23) LONE STAR BEER: beautiful California scenery with people drinking product (no sound)

24) LIME LAGER ULTRA LIGHT BEER: man pours beer and adds slices of lime (no sound)

25) LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC: woman attracts man after rinsing mouth

26) PEPTO BISMOL: woman refers to her husband as "the biggest kid of them all" who thinks he is "Iron Stomach Joe" and overeats―sexist

27) MOBIL: 1960 "living engine" shows how engine works and where octane ratings are taken

28) MOBIL: similar to 27

29) BAGGIES TEAR-OFF PLASTIC BAGS: woman wraps sandwich

30) BAGGIES: repeat of 29

31) JOHNSON & JOHNSON MICRIN ANTISEPTIC: scientists seek to discover what causes bad breath

32) PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE: Frank Gifford shaves his face while on a split screen a sandpaper mask is shaved

33) CAMAY BAR SOAP: woman in hospital just had a baby and washes her face "to look pretty for its daddy"

34) COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER: man sprays pesticides on garden

35) J-WAY FERTILIZER SPREADER: man spreads pesticides on lawn

36) AFA: announcer explains that the United States gave the world mass production, which is fueled by advertising, which leads to mass demand which leads to mass production―late 1950s

37) CRISCO OIL: woman adds oil to salad

38) PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE: similar to 33 but without mask

39) CRISCO SHORTENING: announcer shows chart that reads "Medical tests proved that foods fried right in Crisco are so digestible you can serve them seven days a week" while mother cooks with "the digestible shortening"

40) CHEER DETERGENT: woman goes shopping and cheerleaders sing about clean laundry

41) TIDE DETERGENT: "laundry expert" in uniform consults with woman on choosing best detergent

42) ROLAIDS ANTACID TABLETS: man drops stomach acid onto metal plate which begins to corrode, then drops leading antacid into beaker of water but only one-half clears up, while Rolaids beaker clears up completely, "Tastes like a mint, works like a miracle"

43) ROLAIDS: close-up of man claiming "Rolaids consumes 47 times its weight in excess stomach acid"

44) BLUE CHEER DETERGENT: woman-doing laundry is greeted by cheerleaders chanting "Cheer washes whiter, whiter by far"

45) JOY DISHWASHING LIQUID: mother steers pony-tailed teen-age daughter to sink to wash dishes, and daughter is thrilled with all the bubbles

VINTAGE 81

1) POST TOASTIES: Danny Thomas in 1963 final commercial from his TV show plugs this corn flake celebrity

2) KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES: Jimmy Durante shrinks, then talls up while singing about this cereal celebrity

3) QUAKE and CRISP: Elizabeth Montgomery talks about these cereals―celebrity

4) PUSS 'N BOOTS CAT FOOD: cat eats food

5) TY-D-BOL: miniature calypso band plays in toilet tank―Ty-D-Bowl man

6) BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS: food is displayed on table

7) GRAPE NUTS CEREAL: pretty women eat cereal

8) PRIMATENE: man shows x-ray of asthmatic lungs

9) MR. CLEAN: woman mops floor

10) U.S. POSTAL SERVICE: first few minutes of orientation film for new employees called "The First Step"―NOT A TV Commercial

11) ZESTABS: Mighty Mouse takes vitamins animation

12) COCO WHEATS: cartoon of little boy who likes hot cereal

13) ONE-A-DAY VITAMINS: Flintstones eat vitamins

14) KODAK AUTOMATIC 8 MM CAMERA: woman takes moving pictures

15) KODAK MOTORMATIC 35F: man takes snapshots

16) KODAK: still photos of camera and film

17) KODAK: scene of Grand Canyon and man taking snapshots of Native Americans dancing―ethnic

18) SPRAY GUN: man cleans car, dog, mobile home with garden hose for $5.95

19) PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER: kids build rocket ship and eat peanut butter

20) RISE SHAVING LATHER: man shaves face

21) LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP: woman makes instant soup

22) QANTAS AIRLINE: koala bear climbs tree and says "I hate Qantas"

23) TV Promo: "The Odd Couple"

24) SNICKERS: vendor at ancient Roman games sells Snickers

25) Movie Promo: "Madron" with Richard Boone, Leslie Caron

26) Movie Promo: repeat of 23

27) Movie Promo: repeat of 23

28) KZR SPOT REMOVER: man removes stain from jacket

29) LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC: mother worries about son catching cold

30) Schick Safety Razor: parody of silent film with woman preferring man with smoother face

31) PSOREX: man at chalkboard discusses psoriasis

32) SPRAY GUN: repeat of 16

33) QANTAS AIRLINE: koala bear climbs hill and says "I hate Qantas"

34) RAISIN BRAN CEREAL: grandfather and grandson eat cereal

35) POLIDENT DENTURE CLEANSER: woman says she uses Polident

36) AJAX CLEANSER: girls in home economics class use product

37) RAPID SHAVE CREAM: man uses lime-scented shaving cream

38) TV Promo: repeat of 21

39) BIC PENS: hippies use pens for body ornaments

40) GERITOL: woman feels tired when playing bridge

41) KODAK Film: people take pictures 1961

42) PROFILE BREAD PLAN: woman stays slim by eating bread before dinner

43) COCA COLA: family eats dinner and drinks Coke

44) COCA COLA: Anita Bryant and Brothers Four play and drink Coke―celebrity music

45) TV Promo: "Ironside"

46) TV Promo: "Pat Boone Show" and "Hollywood Squares"

47) SEARS: woman uses electric knife to cut cake and meats

48) NAIR HAIR REMOVER: woman removes hair from her legs using razor and product―compares closeness by rubbing microphone over the "razor" leg, then the "Nair" leg

49) DIPPED TATERS: man is too tires to make potato chip dip for wife so he gives her already-dipped chips

50) TV Promo: "Love, American Style"

51) ROYAL CROWN COLA: Jill Haworth on merry-go-round drinks RC Cola

VINTAGE 82

1) TV Promo: SPACE PATROL: upcoming scene for the next installment of "The Androids of Algol"

2) GENERAL ELECTRIC POWERMITE M2 FLASHBULB: recommended flashbulbs for baby pictures―"only GE bulbs are GE dependable"

3) U.S. KEDS Shoes: look for the label on the back to make sure they are U.S. Keds―Product of United States Rubber

4) Movie Promo: DADDY LONG LEGS: Fred Astaire and Leslie Caron

5) Movie Promo: THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT: Jayne Mansfield, Edmund O'Brian, and all-star Rock and Roll lineup

6) MOVE Promo: THE GIRL RUSH: Gloria De Haven, Rosiland Russel, Fernando Lamas, Eddie Albert―De Haven speaks into the camera for a synopsis of the script

7) Movie Promo: BUS STOP: Marylin Monroe, Don Murray

8) Movie Promo: BLACK WIDOW: Short trailer with girl being strangled

9) ONE A DAY VITAMINS: Dave Garroway shows an Astronaut meal in a tube, talks about family health

10) PSA: CHRISTMAS SEALS: "Keep an eye on good health"

11) British NEWSREEL: TRAFFIC CONTROL: Shows how traffic is monitored with helicopters, and computers (no sound)

12) PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER: depicts a turn of the century music hall, where all are enjoying Beer―"The Old Time Flavor That Likes You Best"

13) TV Promo:CBS SPORTS NCAA GAME OF THE WEEK: Voice over of Lindsey Nelson, promising great fall football action. Game shot of Roger Staubach (sports) playing for Navy

14) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: "Bonds make wishes come true"

15) TV Promo: TELL IT TO THE CAMERA: Allen Funt production―good footage of trailer that serves as a mobile studio for the show―footage of Red Rowe and Allen Funt

16) PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER: Slight variation from #12

17) TV Promo: ARREST AND TRIAL: Ben Gazarra, Chuck Connors

18) CHRYSLER CORPORATION: 1963 cars with the first 5 year/50 thousand mile warranty―good color footage of auto parts

19) TV Promo: CBS NFL COVERAGE: Voice over by Chris Schenkel―good NFL footage of Jim Brown, Tom Matte, and Chuck Bednarik (sports)

20) British NEWSREEL: British representative visits a Nigeria or Ghana (no sound)

21) TV Promo HEDDA GABLER: Ingrid Bergman, Michael Redgrave, Trevor Howard, and Ralph Richardson

22) SUNOCO OIL: spot for the new Sunoco 190 octane gas―"priced below regular"

23) TV Promo: JERRY LEWIS SHOW: ABC Jerry Lewis

24) TV Promo: ARREST AND TRIAL: Similar but shorter to #17

25) PSA: EASTER SEALS: Celebrity Bob Hope―crippled child on a tricycle (1964)

26) PSA: EASTER SEAL CAMPS: shows crippled children at a summer camping trip―horseback riding and fishing scenes

27) PSA: CHRISTMAS SEALS: shorter variation of #10

28) PSA: EASTER SEALS: Bart Starr sitting in a wheelchair (sports celebrity)

29) SKELLY OIL: animated spot for pre-winterizing your car―"You Start or We Pay"

30) SKELLY OIL: Same as #29

31) SKELLY OIL: 10 second variation of #29―inserted film of a running engine inside the animated car

32) SKELLY OIL: Keotane―spot for higher octane gas―mother talking to baby in car, with voice over baby's mouth movements―"Go Keotane"

33) SKELLY OIL: Keotane

34) SKELLY OIL: Keotane―middle aged couple in car singing praises of Keotane

35) SKELLY OIL: Keotane

36) SKELLY OIL: Keotane―variation of #34 except the woman has an adding machine in her lap and calculated the extra gas mileage they will recieve from using the product

37) SKELLY OIL: Keotane

38) GLAD BAGS: Sandwich bags with the fold-lock top―also in utility size―"Hold anything from half a turkey, to a frozen roast,to four dozen cookies"―ends with Union Carbide logo

39) GLAD BAGS: Shorter variation of #38

40) GLAD WRAP: "The happy way to handle all the wrapping you do"

41) GLAD WRAP: variation of #40―refund full purchase price for trying Glad Wrap

42) GLAD BAGS: refund full purchase price for trying Glad Bags

43) GLAD WRAP:

44) GLAD BAGS: variation of# 38

45) GLAD WRAP: same as # 41

46) GLAD WRAP:

47) GLAD WRAP: variation of #40 with free offer for 4 "magnetic"potholders for 50 cents

48) GLAD BAGS: Offer for the 50 cent potholders

49) GLAD WRAP:

50) GLAD WRAP:

51) GLAD BAGS:

52) GLAD WRAP:

53) GLAD BAGS:

VINTAGE 83

1) PSA: INTERNATIONAL DRUNK DRIVING: warnings of mandatory blood alcohol testing overseas

2) SURE PAY: Electronic cash transfers―"The now way to get pay"

3) GROOM & CLEAN: Water active hair dressing―mermaid swims on screen―superimposed bubbles sexy

4) PSA: UNITED WAY: Barbara Eden in her costume and role in "I Dream of Jeanne" (celebrity)

5) DOVE SOAP: split screen face test for facial soap―Lynda Day George (celebrity)―"creams your skin while you wash"

6) PLYMOUTH FURY: Cowboy & girl are transported to a C&W paradise upon touching the door handle of the Silver Special―dancers alternate between Go-Go and country cowgirls automobile

7) TV Guide: Celebrity Don Adams reprises his role as Maxwell Smart to pitch TV Guide

8) PSA: SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS: Know your rights if you have been disabled (animated)

9) PSA: GREEN CROSS For SAFETY: spot showing a car striking and killing a pedestrian―"every time your eyes leave the road, your looking for trouble"―narrated by Edward Everret Horton (celebrity)

10) PSA: SOCIAL SECURITY: The need for self employed persons to file for a social security number in 1955

11) TV Promo: CBS EYEWITNESS: Walter Cronkite (celebrity)

12) TV Promo: PERRY MASON: Raymond Burr (celebrity)

13) NEWSREEL: THOR MISSLE: Footage of missile on pad, preparation, and launch

14) NEWSREEL: Japanese GOLFERS IN U.S.: boys play basketball at the Boys Club of New York

15) NEWSREEL: OPTICAL SCANNER IN SOUTH AFRICA:

16) OREO COOKIES: poor quality film spot of boy singing about OREOs and walking through a park (film jumpy)

17) Movie Promo: THE GEORGE RAFT STORY: Jayne Mansfield, Julie London, Ray Denton

18) Movie Promo: THE GEORGE RAFT STORY:

19) Partial news story: Army shortages in the 32nd division

20) KEYSTONE COPS: closing credits

21) PSA: Chrysler Corporation footage from the Detroit Ordinance depot and of Missle production, celebrating the first launch of an American satellite―good analogy of size of the Jupiter Missile―"four times as long as our Plymouth"

22) TV Promo: MICHIGAN WOLVERINES FOOTBALL: scenes of Mike Rotuna intercepting a Missouri pass the week before

23) U.S. COAST GUARD: spot telling the benefits of joining the Coast Guard to men of draft age―good ship and parade footage

24) U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: Jumpy film spot (animated) offering 3.75 percent intrest on savings bonds

25) KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES: scenes of cereal going into the bowl, with a huge scoop of sugar

26) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER: Direct starting diesel engine for farm implements―features a two button ignition for tractors

27) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER: Low cost diesel engines

28) PSA: NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS: people should learn the safety steps―75% of all fires attributed to human error―sponsored by the Wausau, Wisconsin Fire Department

28) UNTITLED SPOT: children playing with cigarettes―stove fire―early smoke detectors

29) AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: Real Butter-"costs a little more, but it's worth a whole lot more!"

30) UNIDENTIFIED ICE SKATE Commercial: the ease of skating at the rink, shopping, and driving while wearing ice skates

31) CAMAY SOAP: buy 12 bars, and receive a free apothecary jar

32) UNIDENTIFIED POLITICAL SPEECH: negative―1962 midterm elections for John Evans in Wisconsin

33) PSA: TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION: "Take 5 for a TB checkup"

34) OLD MILWAUKEE BEER: Jazz club, and two couples out on the town

35) MIGHTY MOUSE STATION BREAK: animated

36) McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS: single man using large chainsaw to cut down small trees―with easy time payment plan

37) Movie Promo: THE PREMATURE BURIAL: Ray Milland

38) PSA: Immunization against Polio

39) MIGHTY MOUSE STATION BREAK:

40) PSA: AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: featuring Jack Carson (celebrity)

41) Movie Opening: EVER SINCE THE DAY: Robert Stack, Edward Arnold

42) PSA: NATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS (animated)

42) PSA: BOYS CLUB OF AMERICA: Danny Thomas (celebrity)

43) NEWSREEL: footage of test of U.S. Space suit in Dayton, Ohio―footage of test in a centrifuge

44) DEEP ROCK GASOLINE LOGO

45) ZONOLITE VERMICULITE INSULATION LOGO:

46) ECLIPSE LAWN MOWER LOGO

47) TIDE DETERGENT: Save 3 cents on a regular, 5 cents on a large box―get up to two weeks worth of shirts cleaned free!

48) PSA: SOCIAL SECURITY: Your card is for Social Security purposes only, not for identification

49) SUPREME FIG BARS: "They're Kitchen Rich Good"

50) SUPREME PECAN SANDIES: Shows the home baking process

51) HONEY GRAHAMS & CINNAMON CRISPS: No bake recipies on back of box

52) TV Guide: Report on the Perry Mason Show

53) HAMMS BEER: Cold Climate Background―"From The Land of Sky Blue Waters"

54) HAMMS BEER: Skiing scenes

55) JOY DISHWASING LIQUID: kitchen scene with "double handfuls" of soap―plates are "squeaky clean"

56) JOY DISHWASING LIQUID:

VINTAGE 84

1) HAMM'S BEER: animated bear pole vaulting in the forest―look for the six pack of bottles, with the new cool blue label that save space in the refrigerator

2) PSA: BOY SCOUTS: forest fire prevention―scenes of wildfires

3) DIERK'S TREATED POLES: man a lumber store tells farmer that using Dierks poles for barn building could save time and money―cutaway model of a barn that was built with the poles is shown

4) PSA: STAY IN SCHOOL: Mrs. John Scranton for part of the initial campaign for Head Start, and the war on poverty―mid 1960's

5) TV Promo: ABC network―Patty Duke tells us about the new Wednesday lineup for ABC―"Batman","The Patty Duke Show",and "Blue Light", with Robert Goulet―1967 B/W

6) PSA: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE animated spot to profile literature on tax questions, and other ways of seeking help with taxes―man talks high speed into camera and narrator settles him down with calm chat IRS

7) Another Historic Highlight In The Aerospace Age: 1959 first recovery of an Atlas nose cone

8) TV Promo: CBS Thanksgiving Day Parade Jubilee―Captain Kangaroo, Mr. Greenjeans, and Mr. Moose tell about watching the upcoming Macy's parade―B/W

9) PSA: American Association of Automobile Administrators

re safe driving holiday season―stop for a coffee break every 2-3 hours of driving so you won't fall asleep at wheel―animated evolution of traffic from horses to horsepower

10) PSA: Armed Forces Day―Dale Robertson tells of the need for everyone to observe the event―talks about how

Army solely ran on horses at one time

11) U.S. ARMY: testimonials from soldiers, and animated boy pondering the question of enlistment

12) PSA: Vince Edwards speaks of an actor short of breath

on his new movie, and urges you to have a checkup for possible tuberculosis―1963

13) PSA: Johnny Carson explains what happens to money donated to Heart Association, urges more giving

14) PSA: Dinah Shore speaks to female dropouts 16-21 re benefits of joining the Job Corps

15) PSA: Social Security woman recognized as being the 10 millionth person to receive benefits, and a letter

from President Eisenhower―late 50's

16) PSA: UNITED CLOTHING APPEAL OF CHURCHES: organization helps with clothing to those underprivileged in the

Far East―scenes of Korea, Hong Kong, and India

17) TV Promo: CBS REPORTS: summer special on the danger of American highways during the travel season between Memorial Day and Labor Day―B/W

18) PSA: AUTOMOTIVE SAFETY FOUNDATION: Mr. Roadhog causes trouble, so make sure he stays in one lane and does

not cause accidents―animated

19) TV Promo: CBS election night returns―Walter Cronkite, Edward R. Murrow, Douglas Edwards, and Howard K. Smith will be on hand on election night to analyze results―1960

20) TV Promo: The Lineup is police series although most cases are solved in the lab and in court, someone must be caught―B/W late 1950s

21) TV Promo: Peter Jennings announces his new duties as anchor for ABC Evening News will begin February 1, 1965

22) PSA: Internal Revenue Service says keep record of all taxable income, so you will not be scurrying around for your receipts next year IRS

23) PSA: National Rifle Association―Robert Fuller speaks out on the firearm being a part of the American household, as well as supporting legislation to keep guns out of the hands of criminals

24) PSA: American Medical Association says emotional stability pays as much a part as anything in driving safety―your health can affect your ability to drive―animated ending of a tombstone with a smashed model car on top

25) PSA: UNICEF: trick or treat for UNICEF will help children around the world on Halloween

26) TV Promo: NBC peacock with voice over: "the following program is brought to you by NBC"―late 60's―second one has the chimes and the letters NBC―1970's color

27) PSA: Lung Association―like an ocean tide coming in, if you have a persistent cough, get it checked out

28) Unidentified Silent: different types of ships with sails, some on the high seas, some in dock with

strings of harbor lights―b/w NOT A Commercial

29) PSA: father buys U.S. Savings Bonds for his two-year-old son in preparation for the future

30) Unidentified Musical: chorus dressed in pirate garb sing in the background as all sorts of sailing ships appear on the ocean―b/w related to No. 28 above

31) PSA: Nebraska Education Association says support schools, Johnny asks about growing up to become a teacher―cartoon stills

32) PSA: see what opportunity lies ahead for those who join the U.S. Army

33) PSA: no matter what happens to your U.S. Savings Bonds, if destroyed or mutilated, you can have them replaced

34) PSA: Nebraska Heart Association―Senator Roman Hruska speaks out for heart disease

35) PSA: Nebraska Heart Association: same as above

36) TV Promo: RAY ANTHONY SHOW: see him every week on ABC―includes Ray speaking and background jingle

37) LIFE MAGAZINE: next issue will have a British voice speaking about the American Revolution―Winston Churchill―includes scenes of the Old North Church, Lexington Bridge, and Minutemen statue―early 1960's

38) PSA: United Nations Day―scenes from around the world, as the day nears―one good shot of a British bomber dropping leaflets over a North African city―1959

39) U.S. ARMY: drawing on visions of the Pilgrims, you are encouraged to join the "New Action Army"

40) U.S. NAVY: animated seaman on bus tells lady to "join the waves" and give up her drab homemaker life

41) PSA: Sherri Lewis and Lamb Chop for the Internal Revenue Service and how you can get free information on income tax deductions

VINTAGE 85

1) PSA: VOTING: animated bird tells the audience that when it comes to keeping politics clean, "don't pass the buck, give a buck to the party of your choice"―late 50's to early 60's

2) PSA: BETTER SCHOOLS: Spring Byington speaks to person on phone about the need to build more schools for better education―tells audience the school age population will double by 1965―early 1960's Celebrity

3) PSA: SOCIAL SECURITY: animated spot detailing the amount an elderly person can still work and receive benefits

4) PSA: LUNG ASSOCIATION: Emphysema is a Greek word, but in any language, it spells trouble―man undergoes a coughing spell after blowing up a balloon―1962

5) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: boy challenges grandpa (Bert Lahr) to eat one

6) PSA: NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION: hunting tips for walking and being in the boat―boy almost mistakes hunter for a deer―late 1950's

7) T.V. Promo: CBS COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWLS: Promo for Orange Bowl, and Cotton Bowl

8) PSA: COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES: support your college now―in 10 years, the college population will double―1958

9) PSA: HEART FUND: people listen to it, study it, and feel with it, so give to the fund today!

10) PSA: AMERICAN OPTOMETRIC ASSOCIATION: "The mind is your eye": people with successful lives have good vision, because many times the brain misinterprets what the eyes see, so get a checkup

11) PSA: U.S. AIR FORCE: a look at the different careers you can go into when you join up―also the benefits of foreign travel

12) PSA: HIGHWAY SAFETY: animated spot of father and son riding in a car, son has seatbelt on, but dad doesn't― adults need seat belts as much as children do

13) CARTOON TRAILER: POPEYE: Popeye, Olive, and Wimpy wish Santa Claus a goodnight as he takes off from the chimney in a reindeer jet

14) STOCK FOOTAGE: NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT―New York firefighters do a variety of things every day―footage of department water cannon boats in front of the United Nations Building

15) PSA: POLIO VACCINE: Whitey Ford reminds us to get protected: early 1960's sports celebrity

16) PSA: U.S. AIR FORCE: career opportunities abound―cartoon hand leads man from sky to recruiting station―"You'll go places faster in the Air Force"

17) PSA: RADIO FREE EUROPE: assure someone behind the Iron Curtain that they have friends―for one dollar, send 1 minute of hope

18) PSA: JOB CORPS: Johnny Unitas speaks out on the benefits of the Job Corps

19) T.V.. Promo: THE LONG, HOT SUMMER: Edmund O'Brien stars in this ABC remake of the 1958 feature, with Roy Thinnes

20) PSA: NATIONAL GUARD: animated boys going through the obstacle course in hopes of someday getting into the guard

21) T.V.. Promo: ABC NETWORK: Dick Clark does the voice over for the upcoming season of "Where the Action Is", with good footage of beach parties in Hawaii―Promo for "A Time For Us"―mid 1960's

22) PSA: AIR FORCE ACADEMY: Jimmy Stewart urges you to seek enrollment in the academy Celebrity

23) PSA: SEEING EYE DOGS: there is so much a dog can do to improve the life of the blind―dog helps man go to work and return home, as well as assist in apartment hunting

24) PSA: SEEING EYE DOGS: Raymond Massey for benefits to the blind of dogs―1950's

25) STOCK FOOTAGE: DETROIT AUTO SHOW: Cobo Hall's inaugural event is an early 1960's auto show, featuring Chevrolet cars―early 1960's

26) TAB COLA: one calorie product is just the thing to drink with a with a steak and salad

27) CUT RITE BAGS: color spot with plastic sandwich bags―"they seal themselves, isn't that great"―late 60's

28) PRODUCT AD: SCOTT TOWELS: new bordered towels do not cost a penny more―color late 1960's or early 1970's

29) T.V. Promo: ABC NEWS WITH PETER JENNINGS: Jennings is the new anchor for ABC's new "dinner hour news"―1965

30) T.V. Promo: ABC NEWS WITH PETER JENNINGS: this time, Jennings is on the street, same spiel

31) PSA: NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION―help stop pollution in our wildlife areas

32) PSA: STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE: Lowell Thomas urges you to seek retraining for the jobs of tomorrow

33) PSA: CHRISTMAS SEALS: Bob Hope reminds us to keep using seals celebrity

34) PRODUCT AD: HAMM'S BEER: listen to the sound of refreshment―it's the "refreshingest" beer around

35) PRODUCT AD: POST TOASTIES: "Have you tasted what toast can do for corn flakes"

36) PSA: UNITED NATIONS: testimonials from persons who feel that by stopping the little wars, world wars have been prevented

37) PSA: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY: Bob Hope asks you to contribute to cancer research

38) PRODUCT AD: NEBRASKALAND CALENDAR OF COLOR: this 1966 calendar will show you Nebraska the way you know it

39) PSA: HEART ASSOCIATION: Betsy Palmer speaks out on the advances in research into Heart Disease

40) PSA: WORLD DAY OF PRAYER: prayers will be said to help prevent world disaster and nuclear war―features Barbara Britton religion

41) PSA: HEART ASSOCIATION: information on heart murmurs

42) PRODUCT AD: BORATEEM: singing clothespin shows how the detergent additive helps keep out odor

43) PRODUCT AD―HAMM'S BEER: new aluminum cans are easy to open and taste great―look for the blue can

44) PSA: U.S. ARMY: your skills will be used to their potential following aptitude tests

45) PSA: RADIO FREE EUROPE: Hungarian defector tells of awful conditions behind Iron Curtain Cold War

46) PSA: U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: boy's education is taken care of because dad bought a $50 bond every month for junior―now he can go to college for whatever he wants

47) PSA: INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE: make sure you keep good records―animated spot where Dr. Killcase reminds patient to keep records―1963

48) NATIONAL ANTHEM: sign off for t.v. stations by the U. S. Air Force Band―footage of different attack planes

49) PSA: U.S. MARINES: footage of Marines and action, and description of training

VINTAGE 86

1) REXALL DRUGS: celebrity Dave Garroway plugs one-cent sale

2) GIRL SCOUTS: a bridge to tomorrow―the fun is in the going―Bridges and Girl Scouts having fun (black girl)

3) RICE KRINKLES: ethnic-Chinese stereotype―free boat in cereal

4) BREAKING POINT: TV Promo ABC

5) 7UP: Kids doing all sports―'where there's action'

6) TV Promo: The Saga Of Western Man―1964 news special

7) TV Promo: The Legend of Jessie James

8) TV Promo: The Double Life Of Henry Phyfe

9) TEXACO MARACAIBO: The dedication and launching of the oil tanker―champagne bottle send off

10) PSA: U.S. Savings Bonds

11) TV Promo: Stubby Kaye―Buffalo Bill Jr. Shenanigans Annie Oakley

12) PSA: heart fund―Cartoon―'give so more will live'

13) TV Guide: Celebrity Barbara Stanwyck

14) PSA: American Cancer Society

15) TV Promo: Monday night lineup

16) SIGN OFF: National Anthem and military vehicles

17) TV Promo: The Young Marrieds

18) PSA: Driving safety―'watch out for the other guy'

19) TV Promo: celebrity Jimmy Durante

20) TV Promo: same as No. 19 with Celebrity Jimmy Durante and longer guest list

21) PSA: U.S. Savings Bonds―cartoonist Rube Goldberg―silly way of saving compared to savings bonds―Political

22) PSA: Fight water pollution

23) PSA: eat a better breakfast―from the Cereal Institute

24) Movie Promo: The Disorderly Orderly―Jerry Lewis

25) PSA: American Bible Society― the word of truth―Bible reading program―people walking and everyone stops―"Have you read your Bible today?"―religious

26) PSA: great moments―Amelia Earhart featured for courage in crossing the Atlantic―join the New Action Army

27) TV Promo: Sunday night movie―celebrity Frank Sinatra―A hole in the head

28) PSA: A.C.T.I.O.N.―organization to stop neighborhoods from being run down

29) MOTORBOAT SHOW: no sound―women in bathing suits showing different models and styles

30) TV Promo: Discovery '64 ―President Eisenhower―talks with school children on important issues

31) TAB: French hotel chef pours himself a glass of Tab with ice after preparing fine meal in the kitchen soda pop

32) PSA: Army―the New Action Army

33) PSA: USO―give to the USO

34) MISS AMERICA PAGEANT: 1962―Celebrity Burt Parks with 1960 winner Linda Lee Mead

35) TV Promo: ABC news―animated

36) 7UP: similar to No.5―different sports―snowmobiles, wave-riding parachuting into the water

37) CUT RITE: sandwhich bags that you can seal

38) SCOT TOWELS: bordered with decorative blue, pink or gold

VINTAGE 87

1) PSA: American Cancer Society―10 year old girl that was cured is featured thinking of all her tomorrows

2) TV Promo: Sunday Night Movie―Geronimo―Celebrity Chuck Connors

3) PSA: new G.I. insurance―black man featured

4) TV Promo: A Man Called Shenandoah

5) PSA: armed forces voters week―help inform armed forces abroad on local candidates and issues.

6) PSA: bike safety―Yogi Bear―animated

7) PSA: Heart Association

8) K-TEL COUNTRY RECORD: order now―get free Bobby Darin LP free

9) IH 50 FIELD HARVESTER: self-sharpening blades for this piece of heavy-duty farm equipment

10) PSA: Heart Association―for medical advice ask your doctor

11) PSA: Nebraska Sen. Roman Hruska on Polio vaccinations

12) PSA: American Bible Society―"Have you read your Bible today?"―Religious

13) PSA: American Bible society―same as V86―Religious

14) PSA: Medico―medical relief around the world―Afghanistan featured

15) PSA: President's Council On Physical Fitness―keep our children fit mentally and physically―kids in gym class

16) PSA: Boys Club―support your local chapter―boys hanging out on the street and then doing constructive things in the boys club

17) PSA: Boys Club―start one in your neighborhood

18) PSA: Job Corps―features Jerry a high school drop out who gets a job in food industry―(blacks in background)

19) TV Promo: Alice In Wonderland―animated―voices of Sammy Davis Jr., Zsa Zsa Gabor and Jose Jimenez

20) PSA: great moments―features Christopher Columbus discovers America―join the new Action Army U.S. Army

21) GEMINI 6: description of NASA's meeting and docking exercise―animation

22) PSA: U.S. Committee for the Nations―'does it have your support?'

23) TV Promo: Sunday Night Movie―The Last Time I Saw Archie―Robert Mitchum, Don Knotts and Jack Webb

24) PSA: Project Head Start―Betty Furness from the White House

25) FORD STYLESIDE PICKUP TRUCK: automotive― wider bed―actually places competitors bed into the Styleside

26) PSA: American Bible Society―cars driving then stopping―"Have you read your Bible today?"―religious

27) PSA: Heart Fund volunteer and her family in Vermont give their time

28) PSA: Job Corps―celebrity Andy Williams to get kids to investigate the Job Corps

29) TV Promo: celebrity Peter Jennings―new dinner time news program ABC News

30) HAMM'S BEER: from the land of sky blue waters―partly animated with animated two bears blowing smoke from Indian pipes

31) CAR RACING SEQUENCE: no sound―not a commercial―cars going around track―the winner is hugged by his agent―automotive

32) OXYDOL DETERGENT: new improved whitening power―housewife dreams of breaking into scientist's laboratory and wrecks everything until she finds that Oxydol really works and fixes laboratory―two scientists (one is black) anti-intellectual

33) TV Promo: The Young Marrieds

34) CURLEE CLOTHES SUITS: man in Curlee suit looking his best in front of hotel

35) PSA: Social Security office―If you want to work while on Social Security talk to social security office―animated

36) PSA: Christmas seals―celebrity Buddy Hackett

37) PUFFS: floating tissue paper out of the new box

38) PSA: Project Head Start―Mrs. Robert S. MacNamara urging support

39) PSA: National Rifle Association―celebrity Fess Parker as Daniel Boone―shooting safety message

40) PSA: Crusade For Freedom―help fight Communism by keeping Radio Free Europe alive

41) PSA: FDA consumer protection―George P. Larrig Commissioner Of Food And Drug Administration―don't be a victim of health quackery―protect your health and money

42) TV Promo: The Ride Back―Anthony Quinn―no clips―just announcement

VINTAGE 88

1) PSA: COAST GUARD: Fun career

2) TV Promo: The Outer Limits―ABC

3) HAMM'S BEER: New Aluminum Tops―1967

4) PSA: U.S. SAVINGS BONDS―Cliff Robertson―on set of movie PT 109―playing JFK in movie

5) GLEEM TOOTHPASTE: Even if you can't brush after every meal

6) PSA: PROJECT HEAD START: Gina Lollabrigeda―from the White House―political

7) PSA: CIVIL DEFENSE―animated

8) PSA: ADVERTISING COUNCIL―Better Schools Mean Better Communities

9) TV Guide: Old Movies may be wearing out

10) TV Guide: Profile on Richard Basehard

11) PSA: NATIONAL GUARD―Animated―You'll get a good deal in the National Guard

12) TV Promo: The Double Life of Henry Phyfe―ABC―color

13) World's most beautifully proportioned cars―Animated

14) PSA: GREEN CROSS For SAFETY AND ADVERTISING COUNCIL―Buckle up for safety

15) PSA: CIVIL DEFENSE For GROUND OBSERVER CORPS Cold War

16) PSA: RADIO FREE EUROPE―Ernest Borgnine―fight the spread of communism

17) TV Promo: John Nesbitt in Telephone Time

18) SALEM CIGARETTES: A taste that's springtime fresh―

19) PSA: PROJECT HEADSTART―Gregory Peck for underprivileged children

20) FARM ANIMAL FOOTAGE―Not a PSA or Promo

21) PSA: AIR FORCE RESERVE―Get the facts

22) PSA: U.S. AIR FORCE―Animated

23) PSA FEDERAL RECREATION CONSERVATION ―New sticker for $7 for admission into all parks―1965

24) PSA: AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY―Animated―To help cure more.. give more.

25) PSA: NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL―Traffic Safety―animated

26) PSA: KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL―Don't Litter―Statue of Liberty featured

27) PSA: HEART ASSOCIATION

28) PSA: COAST GUARD―exciting career

29) TV Promo: The Lawrence Welk Show―Saturday Night

30) TV Guide: Profile on Ryan O'Neil―new father

31) TV Promo: SECOND SEASON―Batman and The Double Life of Henry Phyfe

32) TEKSEED: corn seed―the one great hybrid for the Midwest

33) Same as No. 32

34) PSA: HEART FUND―short spot

35) PSA: HEART FUND―animated

36) PSA: PROJECT HEAD START―Gregory Peck―President Johnson's War on Poverty

37) TV Promo: Highway Patrol

38) TV Promo: CBS News plugs coverage of 1960 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM CHICAGO

39) FRITO'S CORN CHIPS: free dinosaur toys with purchase of six pack

40) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS:

41) Small motorbikes for rough terrain are new on the market―12 guys on bikes run a country course―not a commercial

42) SCHLITZ: 1964―real Gusto Days―butler brings beer to cook

43) TV Promo: General Hospital

44) TV Promo: The Young Marrieds on ABC

45) TV Promo: Day in Court―weekdays

46) PSA: Prevent Forest Fires―Boy Scout and his family practice fire safety

47) FORD TRUCKS: 1958 Ranchero and Styleside and Pull Truck―The truck that's really modern―automotive

48) SCHLITZ BEER: Bill gets a Promotion―Real Gusto―1965

49) TV Promo: The Big Valley: ABC

50) TV Promo: The Big Valley―ABC―different spot

51) SPIC AND SPAN: household cleaner

52) PSA: U.S. SAVINGS BONDS―animated

53) Fashion Show using Dramatic Ballet―Political figures attending―NOT A TV Commercial

54) TV Promo: General Hospital

55) TV Promo: The Young Marrieds on ABC

56) TV Promo: Day in Court―Every weekday

57) CBS SPORTS Promo

58) TV Promo: Arrest and Trial―new 90 min. series

59) PSA: VETERAN'S DAY Promo―once a year we intensify our search for peace―Johnson is president 1960S

VINTAGE 89

1) PSA: innovations in fighting forest fires

2) COLD POWER DETERGENT: cleans clothes in cold water―(Black family)

3) DISNEYLAND: robotic elephant finished―brought to park―and placed in jungle cruise ride

4) DISNEYLAND: Goofy is Christmas shopping inside park―shopping days til Christmas

5) HYMNS OF GOLD: record album with 20 songs―Jimmy Rodgers, Roy Clark, Pat Boone, Johnny Cash―only $4.98 music

6) ERA DETERGENT: grandson gets dirty and grandmother cleans it―woman with interesting face and hat plays mother

7) ERA DETERGENT: son gets job flipping burgers―mother gives him job doing laundry―'far out'term used by son

8) ERA DETERGENT: husband builds laundry shoot―fiery red hair on wife

9) TIDE DETERGENT: free rubber ball inside―girl in pigtails―'have yourself a ball with Tide'

10) TIDE DETERGENT: improved Tide―"Yes, ladies, Tide has been improved"― September 1962

11) TIDE DETERGENT: hidden camera―Mrs. Minuti from the Bronx―with accent―March 1963

12) TIDE DETERGENT: Hidden camera―Mrs. Ronald Barnett―interesting hat and eyebrows―March 1963

13) CHARMIN TISSUE: Mr. Whipple watches lady squeeze the tomatoes, melons and then the Charmin―sexual undertones about squeezing the Charmin from

14) ZEST SOAP: young woman in shower―Zest makes her squeaky clean and fresh―chorus of men singing to her window

15) BORATEEM BORAX DETERGENT: Bentley (nerd) gets inside washing machine―celebrity Frank Nelson comic

16) BORATEEM BORAX DETERGENT: mother and young child shopping―period hairstyle and smile―black hair

17) BORATEEM BORAX DETERGENT: keeps clothes fresh while you wear them―husband and wife playing cards―clothespin

18) TIDE DETERGENT: all 'round better wash―period hairstyle

19) BIC PENS: back to school special―electric drill pen into a wall and it still writes on first try―act now two pens free

20) SECRET SUPER SPRAY DEODORANT: Katy Winters welcomes new family into neighborhood and presents Secret's new product of deodorant spray

21) ERA DETERGENT: grandmother mother and kid―return cast from no.6

22) BORATEEM BORAX DETERGENT: same as No. 15

23) REXALL DRUGS: County Fair sale

24) CAMAY SOAP: the soap with cold cream―older couple―Melissa keeps her skin soft and her husband notices―June 1962

25) BORATEEM BORAX DETERGENT: partly animated―music―hairstyle

26) FORD STYLESIDE PICK-UP TRUCK: bump test used to measure against competitor―Impactograph (bump testor) from train car is used to test the smooth ride of Ford―automotive

27) CLAIROL BALSAM COLOR: hair coloring―'do it'

28) TIDE DETERGENT: same as No. 9―household products

29) WINNEBAGO: Celebrity Mario Andretti took a test drive and now he owns one―automotive―1975

30) WINNEBAGO: automotive―Poss Trailers―starting at $6995 sale―1975

31) WINNEBAGO: automotive―five distinct models with brand new custom model―1975

32) CREST TOOTHPASTE―two girls going camping one tries crest on their next ski trip she decides to keep it

33) AMANA REFRIGERATOR: new ice dispenser―keeping up with the Jones'

34) ETHAN ALLEN FURNITURE: 'we help decorate homes'

35) MERCURY MOTORBOATS: sale

36) PSA: Driving Safely―'don't gawk'―woman driving

37) CLOCK ON BROADWAY: No sound―not a commercial

38) FOLGER'S Coffee: Fine coffee

39) SILVER DUST DETERGENT: free drinking glasses inside box

40) FAIRMONT ICE CREAM: baseball playing kid―all still pictures for commercial

41) TEEM SODA: new product from Pepsi-Cola―singing

42) BOAT SHOW: at Boston War Memorial Auditorium

43) ADULTON COUGH Medicine: 'It doesn't kid around'―adult cough medicine

44) PERSONALITY Shoes: 'for your fashion'―women's shoes

45) FAIRMONT ICE CREAM: Flavor of the month―Caramel Sundae―animated

VINTAGE 90

1) PSA: Mutiple Sclerosis concert will have Duke Ellington, Jose Iturbi, Johnny Mercer April 3 at Chicago Medina Temple

2) PSA: animated cartoon of two Native Americans―"we must stick together" and "vote like good Americans"―urges Indians to participate in American life

3) PSA: animation for safe driving―no alcohol and gasoline mixing―take coffee break―no traffic jams when we were cowboys―but now we have problems 1950s

4) PSA: Robert Young plus Youth Appreciation Week sponsored by Optimists 15 seconds

5) PSA: longer version of Robert Young plus for Youth Apppreciation Week―give young people "a pat on the back" 1 minute

6) PSA: medical students shown as dedicated students from high school through residency―show students at Medical School of University of Pennsylvania 1950s

7) PSA: "Circus" stressed interdependency of people of diverse backgrounds―trapeze performer helps the blond partner, but lets man of different religion and race fall on his own―folk singer embellishes the brotherhood message―from AJC (American Jewish Committee ?) Animated cartoon

8) PSA: harmony is the theme as one-man-band has no grace, no harmony―but Benny Goodman Quartet is proffered as example of Christians and Jews, Negro and White working together to man great harmony―folk singer embellishes the message (American Jewish Committee? Council?) AJC animated cartoon music

9) PSA: Harlow Curtice speaks to General Motors employees about contest with $500,000 in prizes―just write a letter saying what the first 50 years of GM have meant to you, your family, or the employees (1958)

10) PSA: State of Illinois agricultural research on corn

11) PSA: interview Governor William Stratton about safe driving mid-1950s

12) PSA: UNICEF collectors are kids who will ask for money door-to-door on Halloween―from Totem Club episode but issued as a United Nations message ca. 1955

13) BELL TELEPHONE: woman operator explains how effective the employees at the telephone company are excellent color (1950s)

14) BELL TELEPHONE: another commercial for the phone company in mid-1950s excellent color

15) PSA: don't drink alcohol and drive―animated

16) PSA: The Aetna Drivotester is simulated driving machine that tests driving skills

17) PSA: United States Coast Guard Reserve seeks men 17½- to 18-years of age animation 1950s

18) PSA: United States Coast Guard Reserve seeks men 17½- to 18-years of age for its 6 by 8 program―six months active duty, then 7½ years in Reserves animation 1950s

19) STYRON 495: from Today Show broadcast of 3/15/54 Dave Garroway pitches Styron plastic bowls and dustpan from Dow―plastic bowl as a new consumer item

20) PEPSI COLA: young people dance the Swim while 16 ounce bottle fills three glasses (already filled with ice cubes!) 1966

21) PEPSI COLA: dune buggy "taste that beats the others cold"

22) PEPSI COLA: drag racing 20 seconds

23) PEPSI COLA: 8-second announcement "beats the others cold"

24) DASH: Jesse White as German-accented butcher with his hungry barking dog wanting dog food (circa 1959-1960)

25) CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK: telegram being typed out declaring that new Carnation is great for cooking requiring cream―has one-half the fat calories of cream! (circa 1959-1960)

26) DuPONT No. 7 AUTO POLISH: animated robot smashes car trying to polish it―little boy and dad polish successfully with this car polish―jingle (circa 1959-1960)

27) CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK

DuPONT No. 7 AUTO POLISH

DASH

BRYLCREME: 15-second version of famous jingle―with stop-action animation (circa 1959-1960)

28) FORD: slot machine motif to plug economy cars: Falcon, Torino, and Maverick

29) FORD: same as #9

30) BALLANTINE BEER: B&W stop-action man painting a billboard―he falls and thinks of "double L" lager beer

31) IPANA TOOTHPASTE: little girl in morning about to brush her teeth in bathroom―chorus chants that this toothpaste contains "hexa, hexa, hexachlorophene" B&W

32) HEINZ GREAT AMERICAN SOUPS: famous Stan Freberg spot starring Ann Miller and her tap dancing chorus line―bad soundtrack on this dupe

VINTAGE 91

1) NAMES OF MISSING HEIRS: announces the names of local people who have uncollected inheritances―from The Tracers Company of America

2) PSA: animation of little man joining the U.S. Army 1950s

3) PSA: southern-accented soldier shows U.S. Army recruiter in action―then recruiter tells you what his typical day is like―3 minutes from mid-1950s

4) PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA: new mint flavor―from Restless Gun program late 1950s

5) BAYER ASPIRIN: man claims doctors stress aspirin and Bayer is the fastest aspirin―drop aspirin in a clear, long-and-twisted-necked beaker to show fast disintegration

6) PACKARD: Don Ameche plugs the new Packard at ending of Holiday Hotel program―"ask a man who owns one" (1950)

7) LUCKY LAGER BEER: slogan claims "It's Lucky when you live in California"

8) PILLSBURY ROLLS: Raisin-Cinnamon Rolls―show them baking

9) PILLSBURY ROLLS: Parker House Rolls―show them baking

10) BUTTER-NUT INSTANT TEA: Hal Smith plugs tea

11) POST CRISPY CRITTERS: Sheldon Leonard as Linus the Lion―don't say the word "critters" or else a herd of cereal pieces run by―oat cereal

12) TV Promo: Bart Starr Promotes Packers on CBS NFL games

13) KINNEY SHOWS: Flings "capture every man's eye" cost $4.99 to $8.99

14) CRISPY CRITTERS: 10 second blurb cereal

15) SEALTEST ICE CREAM: new butterscotch almond bars―also ice cream sandwiches kids eat bars

16) WINDEX: woman has "Kitchen Headache" because grease has fogged her windows causing "Headache Pane"―Windex cleans

17) MALT-O-MEAL: great ad has pokey boy from bed to breakfast, then he speeds around the neighborhood like an automobile because with this hot cereal he can "get on the Malt-o-Meal mobile"

18) D-ZERTA: four "girls" at luncheon―whipped topping low on calories

19) PAMPRIN: if your clothes don't fit once a month, don't worry you're not fat, you're a woman―menstrual period relief

20) FOLGERS Coffee: woman with a camera and a hubby who frowns because of her coffee Mrs. Olsen

21) MARTINI & ROSSI VERMOUTH: hand emerges from a wooden crate on a ship

22) HARVESTER CIGARS: 5 for price of 4 special

23) SCHICK STAINLESS STEEL RAZOR BLADES: 15 barbers shaved with same blade and each got a great shave―get 50¢ off―show half-dollar with eagle on back

24) HONEYSUCKLE QUICK SLICED TURKEY: frozen turkey pieces that can be heated and served from Purina

25) KOOL-AID: Bugs Bunny―make friends with Kool Aid 1966

26) CREST TOOTHPASTE: couple in bathroom discuss new mint flavor vs. standard flavor―their son only had 1 cavity

27) DENTYNE CHEWING GUM: Ellie has "the freshest mouth in town"

28) HI-C FRUIT DRINKS: boys singing in barbershop quartet―mom brings drinks

29) TV Promo: Al Lewis plugs The Munsters on WISN-TV

30) AURORA TOILET PAPER: two-roll pack

31) KELLOGG'S SUGAR SMACKS: free antique mini-model in each box of this cereal

32) MANOR HOUSE Coffee: man in his workshop

33) POST CRISPY CRITTERS: sexy Lolita LaCheeta entices Linus to get his cereal and a kiss

34) WONDER BREAD: little girl grows up 12 ways in "the Wonder years"

35) APPLAUD HAND SOFTENER: focus on a woman's hands

36) TV Promo: NFL Countdown to Kickoff

37) WHEATIES: Bob Richards stresses good exercise and eating correctly cereal

38) D-ZERTA GEATIN: "fat is orthopedic shoes and afternoon naps, and..." ageism stereotypes abound as middle age woman eats low caloried gelatin to stay young―from JELL-O company

39) HEAD AND SHOULDERS SHAMPOO: little blonde girl on merry-go-round tell aunt she has dandruff―even a scratching monkey has dandruff

40) EFFERDENT: remove stubborn stains from dentures―drop false teeth in glass and watch stain disappear

41) REEF MOUTHWASH: James Bond-type and beautiful girl escape certain death―but he has bad breath

42) SPRITE: soft drink for adult tastes

43) TV Promo: NFL Countdown to Kickoff

44) JOHNNY ASTRO SPACE CENTER: balloon is th space craft and boy maneuvers it on a Moon or Mars landscape toy

45) OXYDOL DETERGENT: new energized Oxydol compared to other soap powder by washing two boys' shorts

46) OXYDOL DETERGENT: new Oxydol washes 20 stains out of a bed sheet

47) FOLGERS Coffee: same as No. 20 above

48) CONTINENTAL INSURANCE: two humorless men make underwriting inspection of office for signs of possible accidents

49) HARVESTER CIGARS: same as No. 22 above

50) MARTINI & ROSSI VERMOUTH: same as No. 21 above

51) FOLGERS Coffee: young wife makes good coffee cake but bad coffee―husband and Mrs. Olsen chide her

52) POST TOASTIES: Andy Griffith at breakfast table is glad some things never change...like these corn flakes

53) BOUNTY: new paper towel―woman drops egg on kitchen floor

54) QUIET WORLD: calmative―woman leave tensions behind and imagines herself on quiet seashore with this downer pill

55) HARVESTER CIGARS: hand-packed flavor

VINTAGE 92

1) HALLMARK HALL OF FAME: scenes and commercials fromt elecast of "MacBeth"―HALLMARK CARDS: Christmas cards 2 minutes―HALLMARK GIFT WRAPPING: 2 minutes

2) DIAL SOAP: football game―"she likes people..."

3) HALLMARK CARDS: explains origins of "hallmark" in old craftsmanship

4) JOHNSON'S HOLIDAY: car wash cream "the shine that looks a foot deep"

5) PAPER-MATE PENS: animated golfer for Capri Mark III non-skip "with detergent action"

6) CHIFFON DISHWASHING LOTION: in-house Promotion piece for salesmen explains new marketing strategy―why aqua?" is explained―new for 1964 49 cents 6 minutes

7) CONTACT: rough storyboard prototypes many

8) VICKS: rough storyboard prototypes many

9) KLEENEX TOWELS: rough storyboard prototypes many

VINTAGE 93

1) CHECKERBOARD ICE CREAM:

2) ARRID ROLL-ON DEODORANT:

3) CRISCO OIL:

4) ARRID DEODORANT:

5) ARRID CREAM DEODORANT:

6) ARRID CREAM DEODORANT:

7) TV Promo:

8) WONDER BREAD:

9) TV Promo:

10) RISE:

11) ALL DETERGENT:

12) TV Promo:

13) GAINES BURGERS:

14) TV Promo:

15) TV Promo:

16) CHEERIOS:

17) PSA:

18) TV Promo:

19) REAL LEMON:

20) SPRITE:

21) RUB-ONS:

22) KELLOGG'S SUGAR SNACKS:

23) MALT-O-MEAL:

24) MALT-O-MEAL:

25) HI-C FRUIT DRINK:

26) DENTYNE:

27) RINSE AWAY:

28) VO-5 SHAMPOO:

29) PSA:

30) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS:

31) OLD STYLE BEER:

32) SALEM:

33) TAREYTON:

34) SCHLITZ BEER:

35) SEALTEST ICE CREAM:

36) SOAKY:

37) CONSORT FABRIC:

38) CONSORT FABRIC:

39) TORO LAWNMOWER:

40) POST CRISPY CRITTERS:

41) BLIPPO:

42) G.I. JOE:

43) G.I. JOE:

44) G.I. JOE:

45) NUSOFT FABRIC SOFTENER:

46) CARTER'S PILLS:

47) CASHMERE BOUQUET:

48) BAGGIES:

49) KLEENEX FAMILY NAPKINS:

50) SPRITE:

51) CHIQUITA BANANAS:

52) NAIR HAIR DEPILATORY:

53) ABSORBINE, JR.:

54) PERSONNA BLADES:

55) DOVE DISHWASHING LIQUID:

56) BUICK SKYLARK:

57) FIRESTONE TIRES:

VINTAGE 94

1) SPRITE: adult taste 8 seconds

2) RISE: Whitey Ford Promotes this shaving cream sport celebrity

3) SALEM: couple with spinning wagon wheel for cigarettes

4) POST CRISY CRITTERS: Linus 15 seconds

5) REAL LEMON: animated 15 seconds

6) TV Promo: NFL Football on CBS

7) GAINES BURGERS: English Springer spaniel eats dog food

8) PSA: ask people the meaning of brotherhood―"Talk is easy―Do Something!"—from the National Conference of Christians and Jews

9) PSA: brotherhood theme―National Conference of Christians and Jews

10) PSA: crippled girl and occupational therapist

11) PSA: black nurse pushes man in wheelchair―occupational therapist

12) VO-5 SHAMPOO: girl with curl in her ponytail

13) VO-5 SHAMPOO: Meredith McCrae―get Burpee seeds as premium

14) RISE: Andy Robistelli of New York Giants football for shaving cream sports celebrity

15) SPRITE: not-too-sweet singing jingle 1 minute

16) TV Promo: Sterling Holloway for The Baileys of Balboa

17) HEINZ OATMEAL AND BABY FOOD: feed baby

18) CLOROX BLEACH: Robert Strauss and Arte Johnson compare washings celebrity

19) ARRID CREAM DODORANT: use cream―dry cleaner cannot remove perspiration stains

20) SEALTEST ICE CREAM: hand puppets for ice cream bars

21) ALL DETERGENT: lever Brothers test to discover All cleans best

22) COMET: Josephine with "singing sink" cleanser

23) TV Promo: CBS sports―Frank Gifford and Chris Shenkle for the 1964 football season

24) POST CRISPY CRITTERS: Linus short

25) FIRESTONE 500 TIRES: tire Spring 1964

26) POST CRISPY CRITTERS: 8 seconds

27) IVORY SOAP: woman gets in car after shopping

28) BETTY CROCKER RICE PROVENCE: French country farm taste

29) HOSTESS CAKES: short

30) GAINES BURGERS: two beagles for dog food

31) POLITICAL SPOT: Warren Knowles for Governor of Wisconsin Republican

32) POLITICAL SPOT: Warren Knowles

33) RINSE AWAY: mom and two kids for dandruiff shampoo

34) COMMOND HAIR DRESSING: comb it in

35) DAWN HAIR COLOR: from Alberto Culver

36) VO-5 SHAMPOO: Meredith McCrea with Burpee seeds

37) WHAMMO SUPERBALL: ball bounces all over the place―zany product "it almost defies gravity"

38) REAL LEMON: square dance animation

39) HEINZ BABY FOOD: baby like fruits

40) ARRID ROLL-ON DEODORANT: ballet dancer sweats

41) PONCHO PUNCH: Mexican stereotype animated―then woman plugs it―kinescope―racist ethnic

42) SEALTEST ICE CREAM: Mr. Cool is hand puppet for Chocolate Malt bars

43) ARRRID CREAM DEODORANT: girl with banjo sings about "vicious circle of stain" from perspiration

44) CLOROX BLEACH: husband is TV doctor―wife washes his dirty collars―announcer is Jim Lange

45) SPRITE: adult taste

46) CRISCO OIL: women in kitchen frying

47) CHEERIOS: Stan Freberg spot for Cheerios as an adult cereal

48) HEINZ BABY FOOD: baby and ball

49) CRISCO OIL: mother-in-law teaches young bride

50) MANOR HOUSE Coffee: woman at clothesline

51) SALEM: couple watching colt cigarettes

52) PSA: basketball court is locked―boy can't get in―"Don't Fence Me In" is theme song―President's Council on Fitness

53) PILLSBURY PARKER HOUSE ROLLS: see them made

54) CLOROX: circus theme―Poco the clown taught by young girl how to use bleach on his costume

55) PILLSBURY PARKER HOUSE ROLLS: real butter inside the dough

55) PILLSBURY SWEET ROLLS: Cinnamon-Raisin rolls

56) REXALL COUNTY FAIR SALE: fairgrounds, Ferris wheel and other rides

VINTAGE 95

1) BEN-GAY HEAT AND VAPOR: can be used in vaporizer or in bowl of warm water as decongestant―cold symptoms relief

2) SIMPLICITY SNO-AWAY: Bart Starr cites Green Bay winters and endorses this brand of snow blower sports celebrity

3) PSA: National Council on the Aging―better life for the aged

4) PSA: fallout shelters―census people will be around for Department of Defense to check Cold War

5) SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER: animated cartoon of father and son agreeing on its taste

6) TAB: new Tab "Taste the robust flavor of Tab today"―"how can just one calorie taste that way?"

7) CREST: toothpaste comparisons at Camp Gitchee Goomie―two boys mint flavor vs. regular flavor

8) REXALL COUNTY FAIR SALE: fairgrounds, Ferris wheel and other rides

9) RISE: Whitey Ford Promotes this shaving cream sport celebrity

10) ARRID CREAM DEODORANT: "Don't be half safe"―woman serving coffee to man at a party

11) SCOTT PAPER: man shopping picks Scottowels and Scottissues―"Great Scot!"

12) HOOVER WASHING MACHINE: Spin-Dryin machine has a 6-minute cycle

13) AEROWAX: wall to wall protection―roll of plastic rolls over the floor as protection fantasy

14) KOOL AID: Bugs Bunny―make friends with Kool Aid 1966

15) PSA: Job Corps―young black man and white man discuss Corps

16) LOG CABIN SYRUP: in a glass beaker―reusable

17) CLOROX: circus theme―Poco the clown taught by young girl how to use bleach on his costume

18) LUCKY WHIP TOPPING: old-timer man has to taste it to believe it

19) JOHNNY SEVEN OMA: seven guns in one―anti-armor, anti-tank, pistol, etc. OMA = "One Man Army" violent toy from Topper

20) TAB: two couples at poolside―introducing this new Cola with one calorie

21) WHITE CLOUD: woman in a paper negligee made from same paper used for this toilet paper

22) HONEYSUCKLE QUICK-SLICE TURKEY: mom and kids fly kites―then she makes roast turkey for dinner in 1 hour

23) COMMAND HAIR SPRAY: fliers in wind tunnel―hair on Command spray man does not fly in wind

24) CALM SPRAY POWDER DEODORANT: stop perspiration in a sauna

25) OLD MILWAUKEE: ski lift and skiers and a crooner with silly lyrics about this beer very early 1960s

26) PURINA DOG CHOW: cockapoo―"all you add is love"

27) FIRESTONE TIRES: only way to avoid tire wear is to levitate the car on the street fantasy

28) MANOR HOUSE Coffee: woman with flowers

29) LESTOIL: shrink dirty kitchen floor fantasy

30) LESTARE: dry bleach

31) STEVENS FABRICS: Sam Huff endorses NFL Slacks made from this fabric sport celebrity

32) DREAM WHIP: Aunt Sarah wins cake baking contest at fair

33) TV Promo: Bob Denver plugs Gilligan's Island for local station

34) CARTER'S PILLS: Aunt Mary recommends them for laxative for mom before kid's party

35) OLD STYLE: 8 seconds beer

36) BUICK Le SABRE: couple shopping for car

37) CHECKERBOARD ICE CREAM: "cherriest..."

38) CHIQUITA BANANAS: hands of bananas explained

39) PILLSBURY FROSTING: now refrigerated at supermarket

40) PILLSBURY CRESECENT DINNER ROLLS: show them baking

41) REAL LEMON: totem pole talks to man re lemonade fantasy

42) SALEM: couple smokes cigarettes as they walk

43) SECRET DEODORANT: Katy Winters and cheerleader

44) RUB-ONS: boy and girl talk re this toy

45) TV Promo: Abby Dalton plus Joey Bishop Show for local

46) BUICK RIVERA: women can admire it, but only a man understands it―man chases woman in twin Riveras―1964 model

47) HAMILTON'S INVADERS: giant inspects, soldiers, etc. constitute this toy ensembles from Remco―toys try to kill invading insect violence

48) BARNEY'S AUTO FACTORY: make your own car with this Remco toy

49) SOAKY: Felix the Cat speaks―also Bullwinkle―boy goes to the moon bubble bath

50) SOAKY: Caspar the Friendly Ghost and Top Cat interact for this bubble bath

51) TV Promo: Elena Verdugo plugs Many Happy Returns for local

52) COMET: Josephine in the kitchen

53) MANOR HOUSE Coffee: man paints at seashore

54) MOBIL GASOLINE: put "snap" in cold-weather starting―Flying Red Horse on Mobil sign

55) BAGGIES: grab your coupon

56) CASHMERE BOUQUET: woman showers with flowers―bouquet of softness

VINTAGE 96

1) PSA: Goodwill Industries helped train Genevieve Ferris, a polio victim, to dial phone with her feet and type with stick in her mouth―she works for Goodwill ca. 1951

2) PSA: doctors and lawyers team up to stop drunk drivers ca. 1953 animated

3) PSA: Goodwill―used their bag to donate repairable items

4) PSA: Junior Achievement Trade Fair in Chicago February 2 and 3

5) PSA: recheck the accuracy of you Income Tax form animated ca. 1955

6) NOXZEMA CREAM: Kine from American Bandstand "The Great American Sunburn"―man, woman, teens rubbing Noxzema cream on sunburned skin on beach

7) COVER GIRL MAKEUP BY NOXZEMA: Kine American Bandstand―Cheryl Tieges, Cover girl is a bride again and again for BRIDES MAGAZINE celebrity

8) SUN-IN SPRAY HAIR LIGHTENER: Kine American Bandstand―Two young women with long blond hair on beach

9) DIPPITY DO: Kine American Bandstand―Woman jumping rope on beach to prove hair setting gel works

10) DENTYNE CHEWING GUM: Kine American Bandstand―Teen on beach, women say she has "the freshest mouth in town"―kisses boyfriend and they walk down beach

11) PAPER MATE PENS: Kine American Bandstand―Ops and Pops groovy style pens―psychedelic style

12) RIGHT GUARD SPRAY: Kine American Bandstand―Woman has place of her own, she needs deodorant of her own―for women

13) CHERTS BREATH MINTS: American Bandstand Couple pull up in convertible―"If he kissed you once will he kiss you again? Be certain with Certs"―couple in restaurant―Certs―"Two two two mints in one" kinescope

14) BRECK CREAM RINSE: Kine American Bandstand Dick Clark asks if your hair is hard to comb―Breck Cream Rinse Miss Breck Hairspray

15) AMANA UPRIGHT FOOD FREEZER: A housewife in a grocery store―"If only I didn't have to shop every day" uniform temperature―Amana means convenience from early 1950s

16) AMANA UPRIGHT FOOD FREEZER: a housewife opens her freezer to show a stocked freezer―keeping foods better―Amana for your health's sake early 1950s

17) WYNNS FRICTION PROOFING: Complete line of car products

18) ANAHIST COLD TABLETS: "Helps you feel better and look better with a cold"―a woman with a cold gets out of bed and takes pills―secretary―restaurant―"Enjoy life in spite of your cold"

19) SCOTCH MAGIC TAPE: Roll of tape, hands use tape to repair and wrap, shelf paper, write on it―3M

20) COVER GIRL MAKE-UP BY NOXZEMA: New York Stork Club Cover Girl Sara Thom on cover of Good Housekeeping ―make-up and pressed powder

21) WYNN'S FRICTION PROOFING: Wear wolf animation―wolf eats car―Wynns friction proofing―a man with engine, horses running on screen in background

22) BRILLO PADS: First detergent soap pad―Brillo "shine-o-matic"―hands clean skillet with scrubbing pad

23) SARAN WRAP BY DOW CHEMICAL: Plastic wrap on food, hands smooth wrap on bowls―unwrapped, rewrapped

24) TV Promo: BEN CASEY preview from next week

25) COVER GIRL: face powder

26) SCOTCH MAGIC TAPE:

27) PSA: College Fund

28) SATURDAY EVENING POST: magazine Promo

29) INSTANT YUBAN Coffee: Sam Levison

30) POST CEREALS: ALPHA BITS―CORN FLAKES―GRAPE NUTS―SUGAR CRISPS

31) THE TRACERS Company OF AMERICA: A man with a list of people who have money in back accounts without knowing it

32) GAINES GRAVY TRAIN: bulldog is fed Gravy Train by children―only voices and hands―dog eating while kids discuss dog food―"It makes its own gravy"

33) KLEENEX TABLE NAPKINS: Little LuLu animated mid-1950s

34) KOOL-AID: Animation of boy explorer in pyramids "Kool-Aid tastes great you'll love Kool-Aid don't wait"

35) THE TRACERS Company Of America: man with a list of people who have money in back accounts without knowing it

36) YUBAN INSTANT Coffee: Grounds, rare wind, cheese―aged cheese―couples drinking coffee

37) POST CEREALS: ALPHA BITS―CORN FLAKES―GRAPE NUTS― SUGAR CRISPS

38) STUDIO 16 PRODUCTIONS: company that makes TV commercials in mid-1950s explains its product and technique―shows many examples of the company's film commercials―includes spots for Wizard Battery, Redding Symphony Orchestra, Freihofer's Sunny Boy Bread runs 8 minutes

VINTAGE 97

1) BUTTERNUT Coffee: Stan Freberg animated spot with man speaking about Subliminal advertising—while name of coffee continues to explode in background humorous 1950s (NOTE: ad 1-5 are from Jenkyns, Shean & Elliott, Inc. agency)

2) BUTTERNUT Coffee: Stan Freberg animated spot with fork (Freberg’s voice of Dishonest John) wants to stab things, but is convinced to stir coffee by a coffee crystal 1950s

3) FORD: animated cartoon―wife leaves room when commercial comes on—then chorus dancers come out of screen and embrace husband—then return to TV set just as wife returns—all she missed was “Just the commercial” 1950s

4) FORD: animated dog drives a new Ford automobile 1950s

5) CHEERIOS: Stan Freberg animated spot with man on couch while discussing an aversion to Cheerios with his psychiatrist 1950s

6) CURTIS HAIR TONIC: man with “good looking hair” is kissed by pretty blond—silhouette of man using product―-couples slow dancing

7) KCMO TV PUBLIC Promo: Kansas City Police Dept’s One Way to safety program—Chuck Davis tribute to members of police reserve—1955-1956 accident statistics—40,000 people expected to die in auto accidents in 1957—safety posters—called in traffic questions answers with illustration—sponsored by Better Homes & Gardens and Successful Farming Magazine

8) ROBERT HALL CLOTHING STORE: Christmas Promo—boys and girls fashions

9) DU PONT PRESENTS AUTOMOBILE:—empty highways—traffic signs—in station wagon Grandpa and boy go to James Melvin’s Autorama –classic cars—1908 French SBO race car—man cranking engine—Rockwell Handsome Cab 1900—1907 Stanley Steamer—1900 De Dion Bouton—man n period custom tries steering car—1920 Studs Bearcat—couple in car—1911 Franklin

10) STA NU MAGIC IRONING SPRAY: Joanne Jordan demonstrates product while ironing

11) STA NU MAGIC IRONING SPRAY: Joanne Jordan demonstrates product while ironing

12) STA NU MAGIC IRONING SPRAY: Joanne Jordan demonstrates product while ironing

13) STA NU MAGIC IRONING SPRAY: Joanne Jordan demonstrates product while ironing

VINTAGE 98

1) PSA: primitive kinescope from 1947 in which President of Advertising Council (who is also from General Foods) explains how effective Public Service Announcements are and how business uses the Council to Promote traffic safety, TB checkups, nursing as career, etc.—early here in the history of TV is Promotion of the PSA

2) PEPSI-COLA: Anita Colby speaks re the nation’s need for teachers and how Pepsi salutes teachers (mid-1950s)

3) PEPSI-COLA: Anita Colby gets a bottler from a vending machine—plugs clothing fashions and light drinks that help a woman keep a figure—from Pepsi Cola Playhouse (mid-1950s)

4) PSA: Junior Achievement Trade Fair—teens put up poster—b/w—1950’s

5) PSA: animated story of illiterate hot dog vendor—college educated son told him about the recession—Great Future in a Growing America—b/w—50’s

6) PSA: newlyweds, babies in nursery, factory workers—America needs more schools—Great Future in a Growing America—b/w—1950’s

7) PSA: America is you—Great Future in a Growing America book—b/w—1950’s

8) PSA: newlyweds, babies in nursery, factory workers—America needs more schools—Great Future in a Growing America—b/w—1950’s

9) PSA: animated story of illiterate hot dog vendor—college educated son told him about the recession—Great Future in a Growing America—southern drawl—b/w—50’s

10) PSA: America is you—Great Future in a Growing America book—b/w—50’s

11) PSA: Overseas aid—give through your faith—third world poverty—Protestant, Catholic, Jewish—b/w—50’s

12) PSA: Overseas aid—give through your faith—ship yard, hospital, poor white children—Protestant, Catholic, Jewish—b/w—50’s

13) PSA: Overseas aid—give through your faith—ship yard, hospital, poor white children—Protestant, Catholic, Jewish—b/w—50’s

14) PSA: National Educational Association major achievement for teachers—in service education course work deduction allowed—NEA News―William G. Carr—1954—b/w

15) PSA: Celeste Holmes re 10^th Anniversary of World Health Organization

16) PSA: animated Smokey the Bear—only you can prevent forest fires b/w 1950s

17) PSA: animated Jr Forest Ranger and Smokey the Bear—b/w—1950s

18) + TIME MAGAZINE: Nikita Khrushchev―leader of Communism—shots of displaced USSR leaders—Sputnik first satellite—Time magazine man of the year 1957 b/w

19) PSA: Ben Gazzara re Boys Clubs—man with boy look at globe—b/w—50s

20) PSA: Boys Clubs—boy standing at attention—b/w—50’s

21) PSA: Ben Gazzara re Boys Clubs—boys learn woodworking, basketball and geography—b/w—50’s

22) PSA: Jimmy Stewart re Air Force Academy—AF jet takes off—rocket—sports—b/w—50’s

23) PSA: Jimmy Stewart re Air Force Academy—rocket, a dance, pilots climb into jet—b/w—50’s

24) PSA: animated beaver with birthday cake—tries to blow out candles—jazz music—Canada’s 91^st Birthday July 1, 1958—b/w

25) PSA: model car show—teen works on car model—men measure models for accuracy—award dinner for winner—silent—b/w—50’s

26) PSA: Asian poverty—church clothing warehouse—10 million LB of clothing needed—United Clothing Appeal of the Churches—b/w—50’s

27) PSA: Asian poverty—church clothing warehouse—10 million pounds of clothing needed—United Clothing Appeal of the Churches—b/w—50’s

28) PSA: Asian poverty—church clothing warehouse—10 million pounds of clothing needed—United Clothing Appeal of the Churches—b/w—50’s

29) PSA: Governor William Stratton picks ? from Airlines of the Stars at airport and drives to American Jewish Congress reception with dignitaries—celebrities—news conference with ?―silent—b/w—50’s celebrity

30) PSA: National 4-H Club Week—young farmer explains the 4-H motto—b/w—50’s

31) PSA: announcer with 4-H club emblem—b/w—50’s

32) PSA: Farm and Home Festival at the University of Illinois―businessmen point to drawing of festival—one is explaining to the other—silent—b/w—50’s

33) PSA: Unique survey gives facts on drivers—city expressway traffic jam—ethnic people at DMV—Center for Safety Education in NY―study granted by Shell Oil—convertible drives in suburbs almost causing accidents—office workers with key punch data processing machine—auto simulator—silent—b/w—50’s

34) PSA: Barbara Britton re World Day of Prayer on February 21, 1958—reads a prayer—stills of people praying, black child, Indian woman, white child—b/w—50’s celebrity

VINTAGE 99

1) BALLANTINE BEER: “Old MacDonald”—the livliest taste in town

2) BALLANTINE BEER: “Old Folks at Home”—the livliest taste in town 1 minute

3) BALLANTINE BEER: “Oh, Marie”—the liveliest taste in town

4) CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS: “you can break the laxative habit” by taking Carter’s which improve regularity and improve flow of liver bile! Only 43 cents CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS: “a doctor’s advice” to a woman—5 New York doctors have proven effectiveness of these products and “help break the laxative habit” only 43 cents

5) NORGE AUTOMATIC WASHING MACHINE: see the new 1956 model of “re-sudser” Norge washing machines

6) FORD: Dr. Seuss animated cartoon of squeak bird—URGES Ford repair service for squeaky cars 1950

7) DISNEYLAND SPONSORS: opening from Disneyland of 9/2/56—plugs Hudson, Nash, Kelvenator products of American Motors

8) BUTTER: American Dairy Association plugs butter

9) EVAPORATED MILK: American Dairy Association plugs the use of evaporated milk

10) MILK: American Dairy Association uses cold war and jet airplane footage from Air Defense Command to show that pilots and you need three glasses of milk every day

11) TV Promo: Walt Disney introduces scenes from next week’s Disneyland: Antarctica: Past and Present—legth Promo with good footage of Scott and Amundsen at South Pole (9/2/56)

12) JENO’S PIZZA ROLLS: Lone Ranger and Tonto at a party—red color

13) VASELINE HAIR TONIC: animated

14) VASELINE CREAM HAIR TONIC: man at desk tells you that by 4 o’clock in the afternoon, men’s hair is messy and unkempt—they need this product with Viratol

15) SATURDAY EVENING POST: Promotes issue of September 16, 1961 which features autobiography of Casey Stengel

16) SATURDAY EVENING POST: Casey Stengel sits at desk and answers questions, later to be inserts in commercials for issue of 9/16/61

17) BORAX: Ronald Reagan urges homemakers to wash clothes with this detergent booster (color)

18) UNION OIL: unknown Farrah Fawcett plugs into gas station to have her sputtering automobile inspected by another customer—sexy double entendres

19) TV Promo: “I’ll Buy That” host Mike Wallace says goodbye to his guest panelists including Audrey Meadows, Hans Conreid (1953)

20) TV Promo: Smiling Jack Smith—Promo for “Place the Face” that he hosts (1953)

10) color clips from a Robert Mitchum Western

11) Movie Promo: War of the World B&W poor quality

12) TV Promo: “The Hunter” starring Barry Nelson

13) ELGIN WATCHES: young married couple—he is urged to give her Lady Elgin Fleur de Lis—from $125

14) MOUNTAIN BAR: a Brown & Haley candy bar from early 1950s minute spot

15) TV Promo: Diana Lynn plugs CBS Playhouse of Stars

16) TV Promo: Dan Seymour on early TV “flying carpet” visual gimmick opens “Everywhere I Go”

17) TV Opening: KPIX Presents Teletrips with Sandy Spillman—from San Francisco television station

18) CARTOON SEGMENT: Pluto Technicolor 30 seconds

19) TV Promo: plug for TV special covering the grand opening of CBS Television City

20) PSA: Mickey Rooney in Japan is just back from entertaining troops in Korea—urges viewers to give blood for troops fighting Korean War kinescope 1 minute

21) TV Promo: Art Baker urges you to write with your request—segment cut from You Asked for It kinescope

22) ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS: prize of free dance lessons if you can name the mystery dance kinescope

23) ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIOS: woman dances in modern dance style while announcer explains how she was picked up in a car by a strange man who took her to Arthur Murray Studios—she learned the latest dances and married the driver kinescope from mid-1950s

24) POPSICLE: Gabby Hayes in costume delivers pitch for prizes to be won on Popsicle contest early 1950s

25) POPSICLE: Gabby Hayes like Popsicles—urges collecting dit for special prizes for yourself and for mom early 1950s

26) POPSICLE: Gabby Hayes likes Popsicle, Fudgesicle, Creamsicle early 1950s

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