12 Things People Couldn’t Live Without in the 1960s

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[brianbumgardner]

Growing up in the 60's and 70's were the best times!

[christopherkraft]

I was born in 1958 & I fondly remember each of these items!!! The sixties were a great time to grow up!!! 🙂

[SonyaSwann-xmxd]

Love this nothing like growing up in the 60s and 70s what a wonderful time it was.

[lisadobbie]

Every item in this video was a part of my life growing up in the 60's. What memories!!! It was a special decade, wasn't it!!

[kirkd]

We lived in an old house that was built in the early 1900s. It was creaky. I remember getting yelled at for running across the living room and causing the needle to skip on the stereo.

[jamierae]

The 60s were my junior hi and hi school years. Oh those were the days!!❤️❤️

[roncaruso]

I still have my View Master from the 1960's. I'll never forget the brilliant colors and the 3D effect.

[janet]

I still have the transistor radio my father bought for me when I was 16, and it still works!! I am now 73.

[RaeAnne]

I miss the 1960's. I had all these things. Brings back such great memories. Thank you.

[susandockery]

I love these these videos too. It’s wonderful to watch these videos and remembering those days when I was young. I grew up in these days. Times were so much simpler.

[MAGronemeyer]

There's something you definitely left out was the Lady Sunbeam hair dryer with the vinyl bonnet that connected with a hose to the unit.

[BOLLOCKS]

Me and my siblings would all talk into the fan so we could sound like robots 😂

[lisadobbie]

Remember when the ink cartrige came on the market for fountain pens. That was high tech in those years.

[NASCARFAN]

60s Nostalgia is absolutely fascinating

[mikehughes]

As far as I'm concerned, vinyl records still sound better than anything today. And did anyone else love the pop hiss sound of a flashbulb going off?

[Shmerpy]

I still have our family Sunbeam toaster from the early fifties, the kind where the bread goes down automatically, and comes up automatically too, all by clever mechanisms. Still works like new.

[DrumWild]

My fountain pen is 35 years old, and I still use it daily for writing in a journal.

[kimbrey]

I remember watching my grandparents' slides from their vacations to Florida.

[Nicksonian]

I literally used every item featured here. My first camera was an Instamatic. It set me on a course of becoming a photojournalist. I have piles of old Nikon equipment, but I wish I still had that first Instamatic. And being a photographer, I have boxes of slides in the basement…with no projector.
My dad used an electric razor so naturally, I started using one in high school. But after about five years and tired of going through razor after razor and lousy results, I tried using a blade, and have never gone back to an electric over 40 years.
While I didn’t have an authentic Sting Ray bike, I had a bike the same frame size. I spray painted it gold and put a banana seat and chopper handle bars on it. I road that bike so much and so hard, the front fork eventually broke off. About that time the ten-speed craze started and I’d outgrown the Stingray.

[cherylschantz]

I love that vinyl albums have made a comeback.