A collection of classic TV adverts from the 1970's including: Shake and Vac, PG Tips Tea (The chimps with rhe piano), Sugar Puffs (Tell 'Em About The Honey Mummy) and the Coke advert with the...

Over 2 hours of back to back 70s Adverts 1975 - 1979 with Thames and LWT Continuity. 1978 Thames Armchair Thiller A Dogs Ransom Trailer and 1978 Thames Ident - Night Time. 1978 Armchair...

Go back to 1970's Great Britain with this mix of UK TV Commercials viewed on a retro television set. ...more. Blinkerbytes channel brings you Retro Nostalgia, Vintage and Antique...

We take a look at some of the world’s favourite TV adverts from the 70s, some of which have been so memorable that they’ve been revived in more recent years. How many do you recognise? Comical, colourful and engaging. This 1970s TV advert is …

Butlins holiday camps have been advertised on TV ever since the late '50s, and produced a number of memorable commercials. But their main advertising campaign in the late '70s featured two blue aliens called Toot and Ploot, who arrived on ...

Mar 17, 2022 · Compilation of vintage UK TV commercials and adverts from the 60s, 70s, 80s and more.

Mar 9, 2024 · A competitive and creative decade in advertising, the 1970s was an era when talented copywriters, photographers and directors could shine, whether on the pages of magazines or on TV – particularly as TVs were increasingly commonplace in homes and colour was outpacing black-and-white.

Aug 20, 2022 · These British TV adverts from the 1970s are a lot of fun, even if the video quality is lacking. Of note: Joan Collins appears in one advert and another (around the 1:21 mark) is a clever Cabury's ad that plays out as an obvious tribute to "On Her Majesty's Secret Service".

Apr 24, 2014 · 1979 Cinzano - The unexpected pairing of Leonard Rossiter and Joan Collins sharing a glass of vermouth became a cult classic on our screens during the 1970s - with often hilarious results. 1980...

Aug 28, 2019 · Though it's hard to whittle it down, these are some of the most memorable taglines from '70s commercials that will instantly transport you back to your favorite decade. Debuting in a 1971 commercial, "You deserve a break today" was McDonald's first real tagline.