Its like traveling in time back then and seeing exactly what theyd see on tv and seeing what was normal to be represented at that time. Ya cant tell me you wouldnt wanna travel back in time for a day either. You aint wierd, youre smart
Had a Swinger in 1966...novel item! Each film roll contained about 8 shots and you DID need to coat each print with the sealer stick or they'd soon fade away. The film was expensive, but I still have pix from the mid-60s today in good condition. Quite an advanced thing for the 60s!
The Polaroid Swinger. Only $19.95. What you may not realize is that $19.95 in 1965, adjusted for inflation in today's dollars would be around $190.00. Not kidding.
The Swing-Wing is hands-down - and heads-up - the weirdest toy ever put on the American market. Still, for perspective, at the 1988 Olympic opening ceremony a troupe of Korean dancers swung just a headgear in time and unison. They were part of the cultural show.
Same here. Fun to see these kids "before they were stars". Did you know Maureen McCormick provided the voice for Chatty Cathy years before she became Marcia Brady?
@@dougcowles1116The original voice for Mattel's Chatty Cathy was June Foray. That's why she also did the voice of Talky Tina in that Twilight Zone episode with Telly Savalas. It's the same voice as Chatty Cathy.
Always fun picking out celebrities in these commercials. The lion one, the little boy played Jody in Family Affair. Then there's Ali McGraw in the Swinger commercial
The Swing Wing was a step others dream. Just imagine the witch would say to her step child 'Go outside and do the swing wing for an hour non stop. The children in the Larry The Lion commercial were Johnny Whitaker and Pamelyn Ferdin.
The Polaroid Swinger ad featured a young Ali McGraw, and the theme song was sung by Barry Manilow. It was created by the famous agency Doyle Dane Bernbach, and shows up on most industry lists of the greatest ad campaigns of all time. They also created the "Think Small" ads for Volkswagen. The camera was also revolutionary in many ways. It was the first Polaroid with a molded plastic body (instead of the folding bellows design), and it had an amazingly modern user interface. Young people don't remember a time when you couldn't take pictures and view them instantly, but Polaroids were the only cameras in those days that could do that. They're called "Land cameras" after Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid, who created the chemistry, after his young daughter asked him why pictures he'd taken during a walk together would take so long before she could see them.
Spaldeen - a new release on Amazon by an author I’ve been following for a couple of years. My dad used to tell me about the little ball he played stickball with in the Brooklyn neighborhood where he grew up. …A novel approach to storytelling, but I enjoyed it and flipped my copy to my dad. I think he’ll like it.
I believe it was recalled after a short time because it was injuring kids and if not it should’ve been because it definitely looks stupid not just in concept but safety-wise too.
Commercials out today, we hate them. We mute them, change the channel, get up and use the bathroom ect.. when they turn 50+ years old we watch them on RUclips.... logic 🤣😂😂
I was a very lucky teen ager, for Christmas my brother bought me the "swinger." All my friends were totally jealous. Matter of fact my parents were moving in 2002 mom found that old camera in the attic.
@@lilykeks1065 I sure wish you could have seen the many treasures we found that had been packed away. Things that were bought from Montgomery Wards that dated back in the early 50s. Still in the box never used!
hmmmm...the "swing wing"could either be a training device for headbanging, or something that could bring about premature brain damage/concussion symptoms in young people...what will they think of next???
+WAQWBrentwood That would make the "Swing Wing" kind of a 'gateway' drug, I guess...I was only 10 years old in 1965 so it would be a little while before I was exposed to "better living through chemistry"...smoking cigarettes had not even crossed my radar (yet)...
What's cool about watching these old ads is when you recognize actors who went on to became well known tv stars. A young Johnny Whitaker (Family Affair and Sigmund the Seamonster) can be seen as a very young child actor in one of the toy ads.
I think Suave originally made inexpensive versions of top shampoos (I say cheap versions. I remember the shampoo smelling like dish detergent & the conditioner smelling like laundry detergent & a clump of hair in my hand) then they branched out to hand lotion & deodorant & stuff like that.
@@lisam4066 now I understand why my mom said never to use Suave shampoo, she said it burned her scalp. That would've been in the 60s. I tried to tell her it was fine in the 90s and 2000s.
Anyone remember Click-Clacks? Colored glass balls on a nylon cord with a loop that went around one ankle? Good times. When my cast came off. Hey who needs two fully functioning ankles.
@@bogeysbaby Pamela Ferdin. She made LOTS of TV appearances (60s/70s) but never had a starring role. Played Felix Unger's daughter in a couple episodes of The Odd Couple and was the youngest girl in the original "Beguiled" with Clint Eastwood.
sure was! you could probably buy a meal for 2 at a fancy restaurant for 20 bucks back then. the '70s were crazy when it came to inflation. now it takes 20 bucks to get a good hamburger
Bought the Swinger for my grandmom. We had that camera for over 20yrs. To this day, one of the best cameras I ever owned! Still have most of the photos
Yeah, He handed it down to me, and I used it in the USAF until the early 90’s. Film was about 3 bucks, and development of film on base about 6 dollars per 24-36 pictures with negatives. I remember in the Service then if the photo shop felt you took what they considered a restricted area photo, you wouldn’t get it. More serious the police might show up at the barracks! But I remember that they swiped a few pictures of my girlfriend too. The Rats! Some people.
I remember the ad for the Poloroid Swinger. I don't recall if we ever had this camera, but I do remember the jingle for it ("Hey, meet the Swinger, the Poloroid Swinger, meet the Swinger, the Poloroid Swinger, etc."). I think that was one of my favorite commercial jingles.
Yeah, I can see why the Swing Wing didn't catch on for long. Wow, that Polaroid Swinger is bulkier than my old Pentax K100 SLR camera, and of course it looks huge compared to today's tiny digital cameras.
The interesting point that i really wanna know about these 40s/50s/60s ads is how did they edit those ads because there were no computer yet in back old decades.
watching videos from the 60's feels like I'm watching it in a closed, cramped up place for some reason. Sometimes it feels like I'm about to die and my senses are going numb particularly my sight and hearing lol.
Couldn't believe the Crest commercial with the two stars of THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW (Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard). Used to love that show...but I don't remember ever seeing the commercial.
Juri?What does that have to do with those two little kids now all grown up?Suffering through failed marriages and/or affairs? In and out of rehab?What if you walk on the street while IN your phone?Que quiere decir este?Read what I wrote AGAIN, Juri!
I want the honey Graham’s recipe for no bake brownies ifI ever find A vintage box that these honey grahams would have in I’m scarfing it up just for the recipe
@@colleen6341 Closest thing I can find. I'm sure you can improvise on the food processor. oureverydaylife.com/475437-how-to-make-no-bake-brownies-with-graham-crackers.html
I have a Polaroid "Swinger". The roll film used probably hasn't been available since the 70s. I still remember the smell of whatever you had to coat the prints wirh!
RetroYard Thank you for these ads. Since I mentioned my Swinger, Some sources reveal that the film was made into the 1980s! In the mid 70's I got a Polaroid Super Shooter (Color Packfilm,Yay!) Being a camera nerd, I still have both!
Kay Ballard. She was in "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In". I think she's still alive. My mother didn't like her at first, but I guess she changed her mind over time.
Doctor: your childs brain is bleeding, what happened?
Mom: we bought him a swing wing
"It's a WHAT?!"
Its swing wing
I want one to take to a metal concert
The fun is temporary, but the pain is forever!
that's swing wing looks dangerous and stupid toy
I’m 15 and people find it weird that I like watching old tv commercials. There’s just something about them that I find so interesting lmfao
Its like traveling in time back then and seeing exactly what theyd see on tv and seeing what was normal to be represented at that time.
Ya cant tell me you wouldnt wanna travel back in time for a day either. You aint wierd, youre smart
You go, kid. Nothing wrong with nostalgia.
I’m also 15 and I’m going through the same thing. Mainly cuz history class just has me so curious about life back then.
*eH dOOOyYYy i'M 15 aND i wISh mY gEnERaTiON-*
I've been watching History in RUclips since I'm 14 and now I'm 16 (｢`･ω･)｢
I laughed so hard at the Swing Wing I died. Still laughing my ass off lol
Yeah, something to get for a kid you don't like very much.
That ad should have ended with "Headache tablets not included."
No wonder those '60s kids ended up doing drugs.
Who envented the Swing Wing was smart. That's using your head 😂.
@@marksummey9387 You mean they were Smart Wart.
The swing wing was a fidget spiner of the 60s lol
OREGONGAMER Right lol 😂
Good way to get whiplash😀
At least the swing wing gave you a little buzz. I don't get fidget spinners at all. LOL.
OMG, that looks so weird.
oh wow! a live commercial of kay.ballard and the gal from our miss Brooks and grease on The Mother's In Law,tv show
1960s: swing wing
2019: fidget spinner
That’s was more 2016 nobody has fidget spinners anymore except 2nd graders
My mom brought me a swinger back in the 70's and I still have a couple of the pictures today
Had a Swinger in 1966...novel item! Each film roll contained about 8 shots and you DID need to coat each print with the sealer stick or they'd soon fade away. The film was expensive, but I still have pix from the mid-60s today in good condition. Quite an advanced thing for the 60s!
I had one that year, too for my birthday--never mind which one. LOLOLOL. Since then, I was all about Polaroid (probably Fujifilm now).
I guess the Swing Wing explains why Washington D.C. is the way it is today.....lol
LMAO
Hilarious
They put the "Dislocated Cranium" " in D C :)
Lol
"It's a what?"
The Polaroid Swinger. Only $19.95. What you may not realize is that $19.95 in 1965, adjusted for inflation in today's dollars would be around $190.00. Not kidding.
$212.00 and it looked really cheap for the time period.
Dang I had no clue
Poloroid cameras also went up a lot
Do polar bears get polaroids from sitting on ice too long???😁
I remembered the lyrics. Catchy!
Why is it that I can still sing the Roto-Rooter jingle after 50+ years, but I can't remember what I just got up to do? 😁
The Swing-Wing is hands-down - and heads-up - the weirdest toy ever put on the American market. Still, for perspective, at the 1988 Olympic opening ceremony a troupe of Korean dancers swung just a headgear in time and unison. They were part of the cultural show.
It’s cervical spine dislocation!
My father gave my mom The Swinger for Christmas. He was taking all the pictures. LOL! Didn't know Ali McGraw was in commercial. I was born in 1959.
Recognized her immediately
My dad was born in 1959 also.
That Swing Wing commercial is perfect for the 60s. I was a lil kid and remember a few of ghese commercials.
Everything was new and exciting
They have a warm charm of old different times. I can appreciate that.
I never saw Pamela Ferdin and Johnny Whitaker sooo young as in the lion and parrot one!!!
I recognized her right away, he took me awhile.
Same here. Fun to see these kids "before they were stars". Did you know Maureen McCormick provided the voice for Chatty Cathy years before she became Marcia Brady?
Very young Johnny Whitaker!!
@@dougcowles1116The original voice for Mattel's Chatty Cathy was June Foray. That's why she also did the voice of Talky Tina in that Twilight Zone episode with Telly Savalas. It's the same voice as Chatty Cathy.
Always fun picking out celebrities in these commercials. The lion one, the little boy played Jody in Family Affair. Then there's Ali McGraw in the Swinger commercial
I thought that looked like Johnny Whitaker!
And a very young Pamelyn Ferdin was the little girl.
After a few times of watching the swing wing commercial, every once in a while it comes back into your head randomly
A hula hoop for the head, Not a wise idea.
The Swing Wing was a step others dream. Just imagine the witch would say to her step child 'Go outside and do the swing wing for an hour non stop. The children in the Larry The Lion commercial were Johnny Whitaker and Pamelyn Ferdin.
*stepmother
You mean Jody the nephew of Uncle Bill, and the cryin' kid on Star Trek? Cool to see them that long ago.
It's a swing wing, it's a swing wing, OMG, those kids looked so funny.
The Polaroid Swinger ad featured a young Ali McGraw, and the theme song was sung by Barry Manilow. It was created by the famous agency Doyle Dane Bernbach, and shows up on most industry lists of the greatest ad campaigns of all time. They also created the "Think Small" ads for Volkswagen. The camera was also revolutionary in many ways. It was the first Polaroid with a molded plastic body (instead of the folding bellows design), and it had an amazingly modern user interface. Young people don't remember a time when you couldn't take pictures and view them instantly, but Polaroids were the only cameras in those days that could do that. They're called "Land cameras" after Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid, who created the chemistry, after his young daughter asked him why pictures he'd taken during a walk together would take so long before she could see them.
Oh Mandy - you bought me a Polaroid Swinger. And I photograaaaaaphed youuuuu!
Great catch on Ali MacGraw, I wasn't sure.
Spaldeen - a new release on Amazon by an author I’ve been following for a couple of years. My dad used to tell me about the little ball he played stickball with in the Brooklyn neighborhood where he grew up. …A novel approach to storytelling, but I enjoyed it and flipped my copy to my dad. I think he’ll like it.
ahhhh...those were the good ole' days !👍 thanks for the memories.
I don't remember that swing wing toy but it looks stupid.
I believe it was recalled after a short time because it was injuring kids and if not it should’ve been because it definitely looks stupid not just in concept but safety-wise too.
I grew up in the 60's and I don't remember it either. It must not have been on the market for very long.
What was even stupider was the people that bought it 😂
I don't remember that toy as well and thank God for that
It must have been secretly owned by the maker of St. Joseph Children's Aspirin! It looked like instant headache!
Carol Reed! My CBS weather lady in the 1960's. Very sadly, she died at age 44 in 1970. Also interesting: they made sure the kid said "thank you."
Commercials out today, we hate them. We mute them, change the channel, get up and use the bathroom ect.. when they turn 50+ years old we watch them on RUclips.... logic 🤣😂😂
RUclips is the worst today inserting ads in the middle of anything every five minutes. I don't bother muting. I just go away.
Great commercials. If the sugar doesn't kill ya, the swing wing will.
That swing wing is the most bizarre thing ive seen all day
See how much bigger AlphaBits were in the 60's. New & Improved always means "we're giving you less charging you more".
Yes, I remember that Alpha-Bits commercial.
They took the sugar off the Alpha-Bits & they are rendered flavorless. ☹️
I was a very lucky teen ager, for Christmas my brother bought me the "swinger." All my friends were totally jealous. Matter of fact my parents were moving in 2002 mom found that old camera in the attic.
Oh my gosh that is just so amazing I love finding old things 😭😭
@@lilykeks1065 I sure wish you could have seen the many treasures we found that had been packed away. Things that were bought from Montgomery Wards that dated back in the early 50s. Still in the box never used!
hmmmm...the "swing wing"could either be a training device for headbanging, or something that could bring about premature brain damage/concussion symptoms in young people...what will they think of next???
Mark Forrest "Swing Wing" probably caused as much brain damage than drugs in the 1960's 😀
+WAQWBrentwood That would make the "Swing Wing" kind of a 'gateway' drug, I guess...I was only 10 years old in 1965 so it would be a little while before I was exposed to "better living through chemistry"...smoking cigarettes had not even crossed my radar (yet)...
Mark Forrest True enough that this was for a younger than "Hippie" crowd, But it does help explain the 1970s! 😉
WAQWBrentwood Agreed 😉
I suspect that very toy drove Transogram Toys into bankruptcy.
swing wing= death
I'm getting a headache just watching the swing wing commercial lol.
This is def one of the best collections if 1960s TV commercials. ☮️💟
What's cool about watching these old ads is when you recognize actors who went on to became well known tv stars. A young Johnny Whitaker (Family Affair and Sigmund the Seamonster) can be seen as a very young child actor in one of the toy ads.
And his co-star was Pamelyn Ferdin, 2nd voice of Lucy Van Pelt and guest on many other TV shows including Star Trek.
The swing wing, if I saw a kid with that on today, I’d die laughing 😂
Suave lotion being used for hair, what the heck?
I think Suave originally made inexpensive versions of top shampoos (I say cheap versions. I remember the shampoo smelling like dish detergent & the conditioner smelling like laundry detergent & a clump of hair in my hand) then they branched out to hand lotion & deodorant & stuff like that.
@@lisam4066 now I understand why my mom said never to use Suave shampoo, she said it burned her scalp. That would've been in the 60s. I tried to tell her it was fine in the 90s and 2000s.
I'd much rather see a kid with that than a kid dressed as a skull trooper tho tbh
Suave still makes shampoos and they are inexpensive and good.
1:20
I remember seeing this in Jazzpunk wondering if it was a real product lmao.
That Swing Wing commercial alone gave me a headache! It must’ve caused Vertigo for sure!
😂
Swing Wing. It's like having 'a log' from Ren and Stimpy
And then the Postman said to the Teacher: "And at recess you can try MY Alpha Bits" 😉
Miss Mel hmmm
You ruines alpha bits for me😭
That is a very young Ali McGraw in the Polaroid Swinger ad!! Certainly just before her star rose in The blockbuster movie, “Love Story”.
Anyone remember Click-Clacks? Colored glass balls on a nylon cord with a loop that went around one ankle? Good times. When my cast came off. Hey who needs two fully functioning ankles.
caitlyn mcmenamy, Yes! Dang, those hurt! 🤣
I had those
The swing wing a back surgeons joy...
Mark Richmond Well, it was the 1960's, after all.
The Mattel plush toy commercial a cute little Johnny Whitaker(Jody Davis... Family Affair).
Yes sir, around 2:49
THANKS for writing that; I was thinking exactly that, and am glad to see I was correct.
The little girl acted through her childhood, too, but never could remember her name.
@@bogeysbaby Pamela Ferdin. She made LOTS of TV appearances (60s/70s) but never had a starring role. Played Felix Unger's daughter in a couple episodes of The Odd Couple and was the youngest girl in the original "Beguiled" with Clint Eastwood.
I hate todays commercials, but I can sit and watch old ones for hours! 🤷♀️
19.95$ was a lot back in those days
sure was! you could probably buy a meal for 2 at a fancy restaurant for 20 bucks back then. the '70s were crazy when it came to inflation. now it takes 20 bucks to get a good hamburger
When he said from 19.95 I thought he meant the year so I came to the comments 😂😂
165$ in 2021!
Bought the Swinger for my grandmom. We had that camera for over 20yrs. To this day, one of the best cameras I ever owned! Still have most of the photos
Same here. My older sister had one. Pretty cool camera for it's time. Prints have held up well over the yrs too.
That and the Kodak Instamatic. My Dad took one to Vietnam.
@@craigdixon4113 I thank your dad for his service. The Instamatic was the 1st camera that I owned that was totally mine. It worked until 87!
@@b3j8 yep it was a goody
Yeah, He handed it down to me, and I used it in the USAF until the early 90’s. Film was about 3 bucks, and development of film on base about 6 dollars per 24-36 pictures with negatives. I remember in the Service then if the photo shop felt you took what they considered a restricted area photo, you wouldn’t get it. More serious the police might show up at the barracks! But I remember that they swiped a few pictures of my girlfriend too. The Rats! Some people.
Love commercials from every decade !
The swing wing is quite disturbing!
I believe the man in that NyQuil commercial is M. Emmet Walsh.
My brother had Larry the Lion! I’d forgotten all about it.
I never saw anyone use the swing wing. What a weird toy. Couldn’t sell those now. Neck pain, head aches & brain damage?
Texas2Step - Couldn’t sell them then either, apparently. Never heard of them.
Texas2Step - the lawyers would have a field day with those things
I think they recalled it because of injuries and headaches that kids had.
Yes, I lived in Margate, New Jersey with about 60 kids on our block and not one had one of those silly things.
It was used only at the Bidens back them 😃
Note that the "Polaroid Swinger," $19.95 in 1965, would cost $150 in today's dollars!
Closer to $190, actually.
I bet I can get the same one in the toy's area at Walmart lol jk.
@@vx4982 Now made in China and will either fall apart soon or explode!
And $1,650 in 2022 dollars
At 3:39 in the Polaroid commercial, the girl on the right is future film star Ali MacGraw. At 4:39 is ffs Paula Prentiss.
An extremely young Ali MacGraw was in the Swinger ad...
I remember the ad for the Poloroid Swinger. I don't recall if we ever had this camera, but I do remember the jingle for it ("Hey, meet the Swinger, the Poloroid Swinger, meet the Swinger, the Poloroid Swinger, etc."). I think that was one of my favorite commercial jingles.
She looked beautiful even then!😎
The other gal looked familiar too, but I couldn't place the name
Looked like her love story days.
I can't believe anyone ever bought a Swing Wing.
Hey I'm put a string and a plunger and tie it to my head and make myself dizzy😹
Swing wings make you look like a what? A ding ding lol 😂
OGM..Swing wings (I actually LIOVED the era..) Suave one is fab..I wonder who the real girl and who voices the little girl.
Yeah, I can see why the Swing Wing didn't catch on for long.
Wow, that Polaroid Swinger is bulkier than my old Pentax K100 SLR camera, and of course it looks huge compared to today's tiny digital cameras.
In the Polaroid Swinger commercial, a young, unknown actress...who just a few years later became one of the biggest stars in the world: Ali MacGraw.
Frank Nelson narrates the Mattel toys commercial. He was on many classic radio shows, including "The Jack Benny Program". Mel Blanc voiced Larry Lion.
Thank you @oofus Twillip for that interesting tid bit!
"EEE-Yeeeeeeeeesssss!"
The swing wing looks like it would give you seizures..
I'm getting dizzy watching the Swing Wing commercial!
The interesting point that i really wanna know about these 40s/50s/60s ads is how did they edit those ads because there were no computer yet in back old decades.
They edited them the same way films were edited.
Ali McGraw in the Polaroid Swinger!! She was gorgeous!! 💝🎁🎈😘
Margo Mazzeo I thought the two women in the crest toothpaste commercial were beautiful! Love the retro women look!!
Crest commercial ladies are 2 very fine MILFS!
watching videos from the 60's feels like I'm watching it in a closed, cramped up place for some reason. Sometimes it feels like I'm about to die and my senses are going numb particularly my sight and hearing lol.
Good Lord, get off RUclips and get to a doctor.
Swing wing, toilet plunger with ribbon, definitely getting for my kids this Christmas.
Couldn't believe the Crest commercial with the two stars of THE MOTHERS-IN-LAW (Eve Arden and Kaye Ballard). Used to love that show...but I don't remember ever seeing the commercial.
"At recess, you can try 'my alphabets, my dear!'" LOL giggity
Those were our fun days..💝🎁🎈
I recognized Ali McGraw in the Polaroid Swinger commercial.
3:25 the voice of Bob Landers for Polaroid. He was a disc jockey on WNEW-AM in New York in the early to mid 60s.
Swing wing.. Wow remembering being a kid and playing outside all day instead of sitting on my ass in the house staring at a device screen.
You don't have to be a visual slave to a screen today.Get up, get out, start walking.
@@brucemarsico6 What if I walk on the street while in my phone?
Juri?What does that have to do with those two little kids now all grown up?Suffering through failed marriages and/or affairs? In and out of rehab?What if you walk on the street while IN your phone?Que quiere decir este?Read what I wrote AGAIN, Juri!
@@brucemarsico6 idk even what ur talkin about. My point is even when u walk u can still be a "visual slave".
Bruce Marsico, lol
Carol Reed--television's first "weather girl"; she would conclude her segment with the phrase "have a happy".
The crest commercial was awesome! Net work comedy was better in the 60's. Groovy baby!
After seeing last Ad Nyquil syrup ad I sneezed!! Cause I'm also in cold!!
Anyone remember creepy crawlers?Also had the robot from Lost in Space,dang I wish I had kept it.
We got creepy crawlers for Christmas. We spent the whole day making those bugs. We loved it.
Night at the Roxbury needed a Swing Wing.
Back when there was one landline per household usually centrally located on the hallway wall.
19 year old Ali McGraw for the 19.95 Polaroid Swinger.
That's Jody from Family Affair in the talking animals commercial!
And Pamelyn Ferdin from The Odd Couple, Space Academy etc.
commercial: "it's a swing wing, it's a wing ding"
me to my dad: "was that a real thing?"
That NyQuil commercial was gooood
So was the old formula for NyQuil. 🥴
A young M Emmet Walsh on that NyQuil ad. He’s now 88 and still acting today.
Wow those kids have talent. I could only concentrate on doing the Swing Wing and nothing else.
Kids today: iPhone, gaming pc, social media, youtube, iPad, console
Kids in the past: Swing Wing
Creative commercials from Madison Ave, takes you down memory lane.
1:12 And that's how heavy metal was born.....
I want the honey Graham’s recipe for no bake brownies ifI ever find A vintage box that these honey grahams would have in I’m scarfing it up just for the recipe
Spirit of the wolf Bush Wiccan you can probably look it up
@@colleen6341 Closest thing I can find. I'm sure you can improvise on the food processor.
oureverydaylife.com/475437-how-to-make-no-bake-brownies-with-graham-crackers.html
I think that's Ali Mcgraw in that swinger commercial.
I have a Polaroid "Swinger". The roll film used probably hasn't been available since the 70s. I still remember the smell of whatever you had to coat the prints wirh!
+WAQWBrentwood Thanks for sharing your memory!
RetroYard Thank you for these ads. Since I mentioned my Swinger, Some sources reveal that the film was made into the 1980s! In the mid 70's I got a Polaroid Super Shooter (Color Packfilm,Yay!) Being a camera nerd, I still have both!
That smell sure was unique! And it smeared once in a while. Yellow foam roller.
@@Bojangles5-2 Yes! Gosh knows what we were inhaling
@@sharonramone7186 Indeed, with anything growing up. Pesticides, etc.
Last ad was hilarious 😂
OMG! I had a Larry Lion!!!!!
I loved me some Alpha Bits 😋
With the swing wing.... I’d end up with a migraine lol
The Swing Wing is a headbanging trainer.
Looked like Ali McGraw in the swinger camera commercial
Kay Ballard. She was in "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In". I think she's still alive. My mother didn't like her at first, but I guess she changed her mind over time.
I find it funny how the Swing Wing scared away the ducks!
Swing wing omg
They really liked animation in commercials in the 60s apparently
Don't figure out my age, but I remember almost all of these commercials.
That swing wing will trigger my vertigo hahaga
I can’t watch the swing wing without thinking of Link saying “it’s a WHAT?!”