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9 OUT OF 10 DOCTORS AGREE... The history of the hard sell and not always truthful advertising flashes before your eyes in this remarkable collection of politically incorrect cigarette commercials from the 1950s and 60s.
No other mechanical invention of the 20th century has captured America's heart and soul like the automobile. America's love affair with the car has spurred on an industry which to this day is the backbone of our country.
The final instalment of advertising gems demonstrates an increasingly diverse range of sales-boosting methods. Imaginative live action, catchy jingles, comedy, special effects, dramatizations, consumer testimonials and a
With the collapse of the Soviet Union most of TV commercials from that era were destroyed, except those directed by Harry Egipt.
Curated by animator and historian Janet Scagnelli, over 50 animated commercials from 1948-1993 are featured, spots that not only traverse a variety of hand-drawn a puppet animated techniques, but reflect the culture of t
Nostalgic food and beverage commercials just the way they aired during the Golden Age of Television! All the products you remember being advertised on TV are here, from coffee and soft drinks, to hot dogs, cereals, snack
A nostalgic trip down memory lane from the golden years of television.
Thunderbean presents a great collection of rare, vintage animated commercials from the 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s! Cartoon Commerials, Volume 2 features ads from both small and bigger studios, including the largest collection
It is surprising to see old black and white ads for products still popular in today's world of color TV, including Barbie dolls and Coppertone sunscreen. In this collection, several products are advertised on the basis o
Animated characters are featured in many of these early commercials. In the simple, clean style of the era's cartoon shows, Mr. Clean and the Raid bug spray pests make their now familiar appearance, demonstrating that so
Compilation of some of Hungary's best TV commercials.
It's hard to believe that in the early days of television, brewers were initially wary of advertising their products on the air. With Prohibition still a relatively recent memory, many thought advertising beer on TV woul
A comedy about a married couple -- he's a sports lawyer, she's a psychologist -- which takes place on their 16th wedding anniversary, when they make some startling confessions.
With the intention of selling opium to the Chinese, and in the name of free trade, the British declared war on the Chinese Empire in 1839. Since then, disagreements between nations can be understood as economic disputes.