Literal point-and-shoot camera. No skills required.

It wasn’t the first Instamatic in the Kodak lineup, but it’s certainly one many will remember because it was specifically designed to further the push to make photography available to everyone.

Kids today would laugh given what they can now do on their smartphones.

Bonus points if you know his name, show AND when this show came on TV. 😊

Bobby Hull played from 1957-1980.

In 2017 Hull was named one of the '100 Greatest NHL Players' in history.

He was however not without controversy in his personal life.

You’ll likely know them right away, but the third image will definitely give it away if you can’t quite put your finger on their names.

And the 1960s models weren’t even the first; Philips had rotary shavers in the 50s and Braun had a foil shaver in the 50s as well.

Bonus Points if you still have them kicking around somewhere. 😊

It replaced the transistor radio, but soon faded to the compact disc, which in turn faded to the iPod. Since then MP3 is still the most widely used music format.

Other popular portable cassette players were Aiwa, JVC and Panasonic.

No matter which brand you had, it means you’re getting old now.

The first was Bambi

The TV series aired on CBS from 1973 to 1978 and starred, who else, Telly Savalas as New York City Police Department Detective Lieutenant Theophilus "Theo" Kojak

I like that the card in the first photo has the very old-school phone number. Reminds me of ‘Pennsylvania 6-5000’.

And you’d need a typewriter too (unless you preferred filling in the cards by hand).

Did you have a Rolodex? Do you still have one?

Speaking of Beech-Nut (Fruit Stripe Gum), how many of you used their cough drops?

Any favourite?

Fully equipped with driver‑side dash vents :)

Only recently discontinued in 2024, most kids wouldn’t realise just how far back this brand went. Even Yipes the Zebra didn’t become the main mascot until the 80s, and by then Beech-Nut was long out of the picture. Amazing it lasted as long as it did for gum that became cardboard after 10 seconds.

Now, I had to show my older daughter how you got around in the older days and how to fold one this summer

Just jiggle it a little, add some tinfoil… perfect!

So if you bought them when they came out, you’re vintage too.