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Far Out Finds: Groovy Ads from the 1970s
The 1970s: a time of bell bottoms, disco, and some seriously groovy advertising. Think vibrant colors, catchy jingles, and images that ranged from quirky to, well, sometimes a little creepy.
These vintage ads weren’t just selling products; they were capturing the spirit of a decade that embraced being bold and loud. Let’s take a trip back in time and revisit 14 ads that perfectly encapsulate the 1970s.
- Brach’s (1971): Remember when candy displays were a kaleidoscope of sugary delights? Brach’s brought the rainbow to your local store.
- Swim Trip (1971): This ad proves that even packing for a swim trip was a fashion statement back in the ’70s.
- IHOP (1972): Pancakes, anyone? IHOP’s vintage ad serves up a hearty helping of nostalgia.
- Palacio de Pancho (1973): This restaurant ad is a testament to the era’s unique aesthetic.
- Kool-Aid (1973): Oh yeah! Kool-Aid’s iconic pitcher and smiling face were a staple of ’70s childhoods.
- The Oscars (1974): Even the Academy Awards embraced the decade’s artistic flair.
- H. Salt Esquire (1975): Fish and chips with a touch of ’70s sophistication.
- Shoney’s Big Boy (1975): This ad is a classic example of ’70s diner culture.
- Tappan Microwave (1977): Microwaves were still a relatively new technology, and this ad highlights the futuristic appeal.
- Sears Bean Bag Chairs (1977): Sink into the ultimate ’70s comfort with these iconic bean bag chairs.
- A&P Pizza (1977): A glimpse into the simpler days of pizza night.
- McDonald’s and Bic Shaver (1978): A surprising crossover promotion that screams 1970s.
- Lipton Iced Tea (1979): Cool off with a refreshing glass of iced tea, ’70s style.
- Western Hills Mall (1979): A snapshot of mall culture in its prime.
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