At 2:12 those are flash cubes but not for Polaroid cameras. They were primarily for instamatic cameras that used standard film. Polaroids typically used a row of bulbs.
I thought the same. I used to have them for my camera and it wasn't a polaroid. I think there weren't many types of flash cubes and that they were interchangeable across models.
@@weejackrussell Cubes went on a Kodak Instamatics. Polaroid had flash bars on top, 3 double bulbs plugged into the top. 6 flashes total one sequentially at a time.
I got them all, but I'm 77 years old. I still have several of those things, but the antiques are just for decoration now, including a treadle Singer sewing machine, a crank clothes wringer, a couple of "thunder jugs", a bunch of glass insulators and much more.
My mom had an old singer treadle sewing machine. When i was little I used to pretend it was my airplane.I'd sit on the treadle and use the big pulley as my steering wheel. When i turned it the treadle would tilt like I was banking into a turn. I flew that old Singer all over the world. That was great fun!!
I think I got 41 right. Some have slightly different names in the UK and Slap bracelet I have never ever heard of. The apple peeler is a potato/apple peeler. The car window winder caught me as it was too zoomed in.
Thought they still made Slinkies. And I think car windows should still have roll down handles. What happens when the battery goes kaflooie. So many people are incredibly short sighted.
I agree that car windows need a backup manual crank. My driver's window electric motor no longer works and I have to step out of the car at drive-thru windows. A real pain if it's raining! And was unable to get a replacement window motor.
The question shouldn't be 'how many do you remember' necessarily - more 'how many do you recognise/know what they are'. I mean, you'd have to be REALLY old to have come across a charcoal iron or mimeograph. And no-one in the UK would recognise the drive-in speaker, as we never had drive-in theatres here. But other than that, we knew every single one (we're 63 and 30 respectively). Had a lot of them, too ...
I guess this means I'm as old as dirt. Recognized 47. Three were not in my child environment. BTW the flashbulbs were for Instamatic cameras, Polaroid cameras had there own built-in reusable flash.
@@addjewelry We didn't have mimographs in the UK. What we had in our classrooms was a 'banda' machine: you typed or drew onto a purple stencil which got fitted round a drum, and then turned the handle. You ended up with a nice pile of mid-purple 'copies' which smelt very strongly of some sort of spirit (white spirit perhaps). I loved having my turn at handing them out - we'd sniff them as we delivered them round the classroom! ROFL. Oh, and I was at school in the 70s.
I'm 51 and I live in the USA. I don't know how many items there were, but I got 38 right. I appreciate quizzes like this because they keep my memory sharp.
can’t believe u didn’t no what a coal scuttle was hun oh & I’m coming up 60 (where does the time go 😳 doesn’t seem like it’s been 45ys since I left school & don’t ya think the older we get the faster time goes 😢) xx
all correct, I still have some boxes of floppy disks an old 286 computer, manual can opener and quite a few others. I'm 68, I remember making ice cream with my dad in the summers with a hand crank ice cream maker.. it was so good.. the texture is different from what we buy in the store today. But tasted much better.
I got 49 if you note that the flash cubes are not for Polaroid I don't think and #13 is a reel mower, not rotary. I don't know if it is good or bad that I got that many.
I remembered all but 4 of them because they were still in use when I was a kid, except for the coal iron. I love these old nostalgia item quizzes. Thank you.
I got 47 of them. I mistook the Betamax for a tape recorder. I had heard of Betamax, but I don't think I ever saw one. I couldn't think of the name of the slap bracelet and I couldn't think of what the coal bucket was, even though we have one. It was a fun quiz!
Thanks for show me how old I am…🤣we had a lot of those items when I was growing up. I will be 61 next month. Knew all of them except the coal scuttle. We heated our house with a wood stove and a fire place. Oh the memories
The only one I didn't know was the Atari game player. I don't know about being "really old" but growing up in a rural community I've used many of these items.
I must be old. Not only have i seen most of these items i have used them and still have at least half a dozen of them ( including a beta Max recorder and walkman ) in the attic.
I didn't know the coal one. If you want to get technical... 1-5 1/4 inch floppy disk 25-Atari 2600 26-35mm film negative 28-35mm film canister 33-8mm film projector
I knew most of them, but these are from such different times, I think it might be hard for someone to remember ALL of them. I mean, someone who remembers a Rubik's cube is not the same generation as someone who remembers a washboard. I think I missed 8.
5:32 How many bonus points do I get for identifying the car as a Studebaker? Look at the door handle and both doors are hinged away from the center post. And why is the speaker hanging outside the car?
You can still buy rubic's cubes in hobby- and toystores - in Sweden, at least. Walkman cassetteplayers, were called freestyles in Sweden - and Australia according to google.
Mimeograph I have heard of, but never seen until now, and I mistook the pager for a fuzz buster, since I skipped out on pagers. I am going to have my 13 year old take this quiz, just to see the puzzled looks😂. What would you use those for dad?
I knew them all, only forgot 7 names to do within 5 seconds, for example the record player i called grammaphone, but it was nice to see many of the items that were so populaire and now almost exstinct
I got all but one. The 45 RPM record adapter. I knew it the minute you gave the answer but I guess my eyes couldn’t adapt to the image with the surface it was sitting on. Used the adapter many times but then again I am old as heck.
I got them all. You missed ion 11 and 13. Someone else corrected you on 11. #13!is not a rotary mower. It is a reel mower. Rotary is like the new gas mowers we use now.
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At 2:12 those are flash cubes but not for Polaroid cameras. They were primarily for instamatic cameras that used standard film. Polaroids typically used a row of bulbs.
You're right
7 wrong not bad
I thought the same. I used to have them for my camera and it wasn't a polaroid. I think there weren't many types of flash cubes and that they were interchangeable across models.
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Cubes went on a Kodak Instamatics.
Polaroid had flash bars on top, 3 double bulbs plugged into the top. 6 flashes total one sequentially at a time.
110 camera if I recall. Not sure if they were used on 35mm or not
I got them all, but I'm 77 years old. I still have several of those things, but the antiques are just for decoration now, including a treadle Singer sewing machine, a crank clothes wringer, a couple of "thunder jugs", a bunch of glass insulators and much more.
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@treeoflifelutheranchurch7939 I have my grandmother's 1896 Singer treadle. Have used it for over 40 years, works great, love that thing.
My mom had an old singer treadle sewing machine. When i was little I used to pretend it was my airplane.I'd sit on the treadle and use the big pulley as my steering wheel. When i turned it the treadle would tilt like I was banking into a turn. I flew that old Singer all over the world. That was great fun!!
I'm right behind you at 72 and I got all but the coal hod.
8:28--I think perhaps that would be a phonograph rather than a record player. Nice vid.
Thank you for letting me know, I'll check that out again and see. I'm glad you had fun with this one 😊🙂
My grandparents called that a Victrola, although I suppose that may have been the brand name of the one they had
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I believe the correct name is Gramophone.
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That would be what I would call it. I got all 50. But I am 66 yrs old so I know a lot of old stuff.
Those flashcubes were Kodak not Polaroid
They both used the flashcube
Nope only Kodak on the instamatic. Polaroids had built in flashes
@@boblindakroon8051 U Need to look on the internet
Polaroid had a straight row of bulbs across the top
I got every one except Coal Scuttle. 😮I'm old😮
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gravy boat. ive shoveled plenty of coal. couldnt fit enough in that to keep a tick warm
@@DonaldStacey-un9gu Too elaborate for coal. Can't tell the size but I'm going with and ice bucket for wine.
I think I got 41 right. Some have slightly different names in the UK and Slap bracelet I have never ever heard of. The apple peeler is a potato/apple peeler. The car window winder caught me as it was too zoomed in.
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@@QuizMadness you're right. it could have been a crank for anything.
@@testy518 Yea good call. I should have shown more of the surrounding I think for that one. I can see that being a hard one to really pin point.
Slap bracelets are not that old.
Number 45 was a phonograph 😊
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Depends. A phonograph was mono sound, later the record players were stereo.
Actually a gramaphone
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Now, was it a Victrola or an RCA?
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Gramophone was the name of the device. There were several manufacturers of it.
Thought they still made Slinkies.
And I think car windows should still have roll down handles. What happens when the battery goes kaflooie. So many people are incredibly short sighted.
I agree that car windows need a backup manual crank. My driver's window electric motor no longer works and I have to step out of the car at drive-thru windows. A real pain if it's raining! And was unable to get a replacement window motor.
@leslieclance2146 Yeah, that totally stinks! Crawling out of the wrong sides is always a pain
The question shouldn't be 'how many do you remember' necessarily - more 'how many do you recognise/know what they are'. I mean, you'd have to be REALLY old to have come across a charcoal iron or mimeograph. And no-one in the UK would recognise the drive-in speaker, as we never had drive-in theatres here. But other than that, we knew every single one (we're 63 and 30 respectively). Had a lot of them, too ...
That is a very good point 🙂 I'm glad you still enjoyed this one though. Thanks for playing 😊❤
I guess this means I'm as old as dirt.
Recognized 47. Three were not in my child environment.
BTW the flashbulbs were for Instamatic cameras, Polaroid cameras had there own built-in reusable flash.
My school used mimeographs in the eighties. It didn’t look that ancient though.
@@addjewelry We didn't have mimographs in the UK. What we had in our classrooms was a 'banda' machine: you typed or drew onto a purple stencil which got fitted round a drum, and then turned the handle. You ended up with a nice pile of mid-purple 'copies' which smelt very strongly of some sort of spirit (white spirit perhaps). I loved having my turn at handing them out - we'd sniff them as we delivered them round the classroom! ROFL. Oh, and I was at school in the 70s.
@@leoniemarks4594 Wow, they never let us use them!
Wow lots of them I couldn’t think the name of but knew what they were
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I'm 59 and got all of them right, some more right than the answers given. Like the push button car radio, I said AM radio.
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That should be a "carousel" slide projector.
I'm 51 and I live in the USA. I don't know how many items there were, but I got 38 right. I appreciate quizzes like this because they keep my memory sharp.
You're welcome. Thank you for playing. I enjoyed making this one, it was fun 🙂
All those futuristic items.
# 13 is a push type reel lawnmower. It’s not a rotary.
that is literally what I said
I'm 61. I got 40 correct. I had no idea what a coal scuttle was. I've also never heard of slap bracelets.
I said coal bucket qand counted it as right.
can’t believe u didn’t no what a coal scuttle was hun oh & I’m coming up 60 (where does the time go 😳 doesn’t seem like it’s been 45ys since I left school & don’t ya think the older we get the faster time goes 😢) xx
It looked like a fireplace ash bucket. I didn’t grow up on coal lol. I missed that and the apple peeler. I’m 61 also. 48/50 Have a great new year!!
the flash cubes didn't go on polaroid cameras
Do you remember which camera they went on?
@@QuizMadness 110 & I think 135 insta-matic cameras that took film cartridges that had to be developed
@@QuizMadnessThey were used on 35 mm cameras.
@@jimcabdriver Oh thank you for sharing, I'll check that out :)
@@gardeniagirl1374 Thanks :)
all correct, I still have some boxes of floppy disks an old 286 computer, manual can opener and quite a few others. I'm 68, I remember making ice cream with my dad in the summers with a hand crank ice cream maker.. it was so good.. the texture is different from what we buy in the store today. But tasted much better.
victrola
I thought they meant things from the past, not my childhood.
I must be getting too old I remember all these things. Yet I'm only 68 and I still remember gas lighting in the streets.🤔🤔
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The "rotary lawn mower" was a cylinder mower!
50 of 50 ...recon that makes me old,lol...still own all 50 as well.
I remembered 47!!!
I got 49 if you note that the flash cubes are not for Polaroid I don't think and #13 is a reel mower, not rotary. I don't know if it is good or bad that I got that many.
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We called it a push mower
I GOT 48 / 50 .
I MISSED THE FOLLOWING:
(10) : HAND CRANKED APPLE PEELER
(39) : COAL SCUTTLE
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Same
The same 2 that I missed.
I went with potato peeler for #10, and had no idea about slap bracelets
When I was a child, we had part of a slinky but I straightened it.
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Haha! Egon!
@@mattdwyer2322 Only took three weeks but yes, you nailed it!
The caol bucket was the only one I got wrong. I thought it was for putting fireplace ashes in.
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49. I missed the Betamax.
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Blame the porn industry! I always thought Betamax had a better quality picture, just not enough time.
VHS tape, Betamax machine, only one missing is the Laser disk video format to complete the 80s video tech..
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How about the CDs that had half the movie on one, and the rest on the second.
I remembered all but 4 of them because they were still in use when I was a kid, except for the coal iron. I love these old nostalgia item quizzes. Thank you.
You're welcome 🙂😊
I got 45 right. I’m 68. You can still buy the apple peeler, I use mine, you can also buy a mason jar type butter churn.
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I got 47 of them. I mistook the Betamax for a tape recorder. I had heard of Betamax, but I don't think I ever saw one. I couldn't think of the name of the slap bracelet and I couldn't think of what the coal bucket was, even though we have one. It was a fun quiz!
Thank you for playing. Glad you enjoyed this one ❤😀
Thanks for show me how old I am…🤣we had a lot of those items when I was growing up. I will be 61 next month. Knew all of them except the coal scuttle. We heated our house with a wood stove and a fire place. Oh the memories
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The only one I didn't know was the Atari game player. I don't know about being "really old" but growing up in a rural community I've used many of these items.
It was a reel lawnmower. Rotary spun on a vertical axis powered by a motor.
Ahh thank you for correcting me ❤😊😇
Actually powered by the person pushing it, no motor!
I must be old. Not only have i seen most of these items i have used them and still have at least half a dozen of them ( including a beta Max recorder and walkman ) in the attic.
I recognized but never used the charcoal iron or the butter churn, but I either used or saw others use everything else.
Almost 29 and I got 46. But my way older brother versed me well on past things. Love you bro ;)
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100%. Make the next one challenging. BTW, Kodak flash cubes, Betamax deck (records and plays). Good idea to proof videos before publishing.
I remember like 13 of em.
Coal scuttle was the only one that threw me
Ditto I thought it was for fireplace ashes
I didn't know the coal one.
If you want to get technical...
1-5 1/4 inch floppy disk
25-Atari 2600
26-35mm film negative
28-35mm film canister
33-8mm film projector
I knew most of them, but these are from such different times, I think it might be hard for someone to remember ALL of them. I mean, someone who remembers a Rubik's cube is not the same generation as someone who remembers a washboard. I think I missed 8.
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I got both the washboard and the Rubiks Cube. I must not know which generation I belong to. 🤣
Super 8 camera? Items for self development of BW pictures? TV program in newspaper? Coffee roaster?
Quite a few my grandkids have now. Slapbracelet, roller skates, we have a record player still sold instores
5:32 How many bonus points do I get for identifying the car as a Studebaker?
Look at the door handle and both doors are hinged away from the center post. And why is the speaker hanging outside the car?
I didn't even know the car was a Studebaker 😛
I still have some of these. I think some are still available, e.g. the can opener and it's not long since I saw a hand mower.
Lot's of fun. Got 46 correct.
😂 knew all of them....miss some of them 🤷♀️
You can still buy rubic's cubes in hobby- and toystores - in Sweden, at least. Walkman cassetteplayers, were called freestyles in Sweden - and Australia according to google.
I still have a lava lamp😊
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They're still made now.
Beeper or pager!! Had several😅😅😅
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Missed 7. Used a lot of those. Still have a few of them.
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Not Poloroid Flashcubes. They were used on Kodak Instamatic Cameras
I am 75 years old so a lot of those things were new during my lifetime, and I still missed 4
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Got them all correct except for 5 😮
All but one. I didn't know what a slap bracelet was.
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I knew what it was, but didn't know what it was called.
I got all 53 of them...But then again 5 out of 4 people are bad at math...
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53? There was only 50. Wasn't there???
Keep up jacky.I'ts humour.
Yeah, got em all 😊
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Only missed memeograph machine, and we just call a scuttle, a bucket. About 8 items I've seen today cleaning up mom's house.😂
I'm 68, I missed two - the coal scuttle and whatever those wrist band things were.
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Got all but the apple peeler.
Missed 2. BTW slinky, rubics cube, and lava lamps are still made today
43 correct... some I really should have gotten. Cool test!
Got Them all !!
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I knew most of them. Some didn't because I'm european
46 items correct. Missed ice cream maker for one.
Mimeograph I have heard of, but never seen until now, and I mistook the pager for a fuzz buster, since I skipped out on pagers. I am going to have my 13 year old take this quiz, just to see the puzzled looks😂. What would you use those for dad?
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100%. . . I'm old😕
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48/50. Missed the record adaptor and Mini graph machine.
I only missed one. Thank you, that was fun.
You're welcome. I'm glad you liked it ❤
Im 45. I got 5 wrong. My grandmother loved antiques. She taught me well.
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Got all but two, the 45 record adapter and the coal scuttle...
All of them. Have some of them.
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Love! I got all but 4.
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50/50
Nice 😎
I knew them all, only forgot 7 names to do within 5 seconds, for example the record player i called grammaphone, but it was nice to see many of the items that were so populaire and now almost exstinct
Got them all. I still have an Atri 2600, a Commadore 64, both still working. My truck still has window cranks.
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got them all. But come on you no it I no it only someone in their 60s would no these things.
I got all but one. The 45 RPM record adapter. I knew it the minute you gave the answer but I guess my eyes couldn’t adapt to the image with the surface it was sitting on. Used the adapter many times but then again I am old as heck.
Got em all. Slinky still exists, but they're plastic now.
the only one I got was the butter churn. I grew up in the 1890's
Washboard? Hello!!
At about 135 you should be in the guiness book of records !
48 Grew up on the ranch before time, used most of it regularly
I got them all. You missed ion 11 and 13. Someone else corrected you on 11. #13!is not a rotary mower. It is a reel mower. Rotary is like the new gas mowers we use now.
Thank you for the heads up ❤🙂
That looked more like a gramma phone, only one I didn’t get was the coal scoop
I'm 78. Missed the lava lamp and coal shuttle and the bracelets (I thought they were watch bands at first.
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I missed coal scuttle. Outstanding narrator, perfect voice.
aww thank you very much ❤
I'm old.
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I got everyone one of except the mimeograph machine. I'm 55 years old but remember a few things my grandparents had
We all in school used to love the smell of a fresh mimeograph.
I missed 4 items, familiar with them but couldn’t name them. 62 years old so I’ve been around for a while.
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Name? Hells Bells, I still own several. Let me check the shed.
The only thing I was wrong about was the coal shuttle I thought was a gravy boat 😂.
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40 😎👍
Many of these items are still on sale today.
100 percent
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$1 out of 50, but I'm 72 so I grew up with a lot of those items.
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I feel so old. I got them all right.
That manual can opener still works better than the plastic junk you get these days.
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I correctly answered 47/50
I got most two I couldn’t think of
I did pretty good. Missed about 6
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Knew them all 👏
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