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    Ads from a different time sometimes provide us with an unique perspective of the psychology and mythology of that time. The slogan for the Picturephone is "Someday you'll be a star!", only because it resembles a TV in its shape. To modern viewers the connection would be tenuous... more

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  • Rated by TheLittleDreamer on Aug 19, 1:27am

    I have to agree that this definitely provides us with an unique perspective of the psychology of that time.

  • Rated by BelkisNYC on Aug 17, 9:22am

    I always loved the vintage housewife comics.

  • Rated by 0hSuzyQ on Jul 21, 5:15pm

    Retro/Vintage adverts.

  • Rated by naziakhan85 on Jul 20, 4:37am

    i really like the whole advertisement. really wish to go bck in those days

  • Rated by Psychnerd on Jul 01, 7:03pm

    I like the ad with the two kids heads who appear to be floating. I guess that line is supposed to be a door.

  • Reviewed by tamar on Jun 22, 6:59am

    I get very disappointed to see every single one of these portraying women in the kitchen.

  • Rated by shanedoeshair on Jun 15, 6:48am

    I actually want that fridge, no joke.

  • Reviewed by Garfield33365 on Jun 05, 12:57am

    hate to admit it ... but I remember some of those ads...

  • Rated by JoannaEberhart on May 19, 1:29pm

    The copy in all these ads seems so amusing, because the concept of brand loyalty seems an antiquated idea. My children and their friends respond to the most highly stylized ads, regardless of the content or method of delivery. In a perfect world, I would be the owner of a working Kelvinator. . Subzero doesn't advertise that their sleek stainless panels aren't magnetic. What's the point of having a fridge that doesn't take magnets and won't hold several cases of beer? Then there's the fingerprint problem. Talk about truth in advertising! My father refuses to part w/ the Kelvinator, though it's in the basement. I think he makes weekly trips to the basement to converse w/ the Kelvinator about the good old days (or he's hiding a dead body in there).

  • Rated by jannafire1 on May 18, 8:00pm

    From the page: "Household chores may never feel effortless, but appliances that make our day-to-day lives easier have definitely come a long way over the decades."