Awesome Ads To Make You Feel Nostalgic!

I have the coffe pot in the eight o'clock ad! I thought I was the worst when it came to nostalgia but am so glad to see I share my nostalgic mania with someone else! The ads you used were great. Thanks. Voted up and interesting.

Actually, Spam is not that bad for you. Spam was first introduced in 1937, and contains chopped pork shoulder meat, ham meat, salt, water, potato starch as a binder and nitrate for a preservative. I wouldn't want to eat it everyday, but there are worse foods out there. Spam and eggs is my favorite.

Lisa, i see where your kookiness comes from now. I like it!!! you are sooo cool, a woman after my own heart and in my time of life's best experiences.

I love chicken pot pies and Spam so this hub was bound to be a hit with me. :) Thanks! What bothers me most is I remember those ads. Not sure what that says about me. Great job Lisa!

Outstanding Hub! There is a museum of advertising in Portland, Oregon where you can listen to old ads and see old posters and magazine ads. I am old enough to remember listening to radio dramas even! I love old movies too, and am still a Sinatra fan.

"Good To the Last Drop!"

Up and Shared.

Thanks for the memories, Eclectic. I'm afraid if it hadn't been for chicken pot pies, my husband and I would have starved the first year of our marriage. Sandra Busby

These were great. Thanks for putting it together. I still use enamel ware! Love them. I buy it in antique or second hand shops. You can also find them at yard sales. Haven't had Spam in such a long time. Ah, the good ol' A&P's. Haven't seen one of those in eons. Thanks for the memories.

Great idea - love the spam ad - hate spam! Voted up and intersting. Thanks.

I love this! My 78 year old mother just told me a funny story about 8 O'Clock Coffee last week. My granddaddy noticed a different bag of coffee out and took a sip of the coffee in his cup. He complained about it tasting bad and asked my grandmother to remake it with his favorite 8 O'Clock Coffee. He came back in a bit and she had put poured out the new bag of 8 O'Clock into a container and put the "off" brand coffee in it while he was gone. He drank from the very same pot of coffee and said, "Now, that's a cup of coffee." Mom and I had a good laugh about it, but that shows the power of advertising and brands, even way back then (probably the 40's or early 50's...).