1960s Commercials and Vintage Commercials

1960s Commercials and Vintage Commercials

A compilation of various commercials from the 1960s. 60s commercials weren't too interesting I think.

Crest Toothpaste Commercial
A drama-like commercial advertising Crest.

Alpha-bits Cereal Commercial
A cartoon for alpha-bits cereal. Brown sugar!

Swing Wing Commercial
This is a commercial for a child's toy called "Swing wing". Really wacky and I wonder if anyone actually played with this. 1960s toy commercial... I feel sorry for the kids!

Larry the Lion commercial
A 1960s toy commercial featuring the toy Larry the Lion. The legendary Mel Blanc voices the lion in this commercial!

Polaroid Swinger Commercial
A commercial for polaroid's mobile "swinger" camera. Looks pretty cool for the time.

Suave commercial
A commercial for suave hair lotion.

Roto-Rooter commercial
This is a pretty sad commercial because the guy is a jerk to his wife. I still think the name Roto-Rooter is hilarious.

Mrs. Butterworth's Syrup Commercial
This syrup commercial is simple. Makes me want to eat pancakes, though!

Honey Grahams Commercial
Nabisco Honey Grahams. Featuring a friendly house wife that is popular with all the neighborhood kids because of her snacks.

Nyquil commercial
A commercial for the famous Nyquil cold medicine.

[andreahales]

Doctor: your childs brain is bleeding, what happened?
Mom: we bought him a swing wing

[OREGONGAMER]

The swing wing was a fidget spiner of the 60s lol

[Joyceee]

My mom brought me a swinger back in the 70's and I still have a couple of the pictures today

[witchhouse]

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

[artwithamythest]

1960s: swing wing

2019: fidget spinner

[jchow]

This is def one of the best collections if 1960s TV commercials. ☮️💟

[slefthandbull]

I laughed so hard at the Swing Wing I died. Still laughing my ass off lol

[kayla-yysq]

People in the 60s: ugh a commercial

People now: OoOo ViNtAgE

[jkdm]

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!

[Xtoxinlolinecronomicon]

They have a warm charm of old different times. I can appreciate that.

[reinhardt]

The Polaroid Swinger was awesome. In the commercial they actually told you the price AND sang the instructions to you. Nowadays they don't do that anymore.

[efandmk]

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.

[WhiteCamry]

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.

[amc]

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.

[jchow]

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

[shibolinemress]

Why is it that I can still sing the Roto-Router jingle after 50+ years, but I can't remember what I just got up to do? 😁

[greg]

ahhhh...those were the good ole' days !👍 thanks for the memories.

[mindyteddybear]

I never saw Pamela Ferdin and Johnny Whitaker sooo young as in the lion and parrot one!!!

[Janadu]

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

[cleaningtim]

I guess the Swing Wing explains why Washington D.C. is the way it is