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Wieboldt's - "Biggest Hoover Sale Ever!" (Commercial, 1983)

Views: 2351

Another first this week - our first Wieboldt's commercial ever, this one advertising a sale on Hoover vacuums.

Remember the slogan: Hoover Vacuums. They Suck. ;-)

This aired on local Chicago TV early Wednesday, September 14th 1983.

The Jan & Dean Story (Record Offer, 1980)

Views: 2002

Here's a record offer for The Jan & Dean Story by Imperial House records.

"The Group Has Changed..."

This aired on local Milwaukee TV in May 1980.

Buster Brown Shoes (Commercial, 1982?)

Views: 858

Buster Brown Shoes local Chicago commercial. I believe this is from 1982.

Sav-Mor Construction (Commercial, 1985)

Views: 1047

Here's a commercial for Sav-Mor Construction.

This aired on local Chicago TV in January 1985.

The Greatest Rock 'N Roll Hits Of The 50's & 60's (Record Offer, 1983)

Views: 1239

Here's a record offer for The Greatest Rock 'N Roll Hits Of The 50's & 60's.

"Limited Supply"

This aired on local Chicago TV on Thursday, June 16th 1983.

Micronauts' Aquatron & Galactic Defender by Mego (Commercial, 1979)

Views: 1449

Here's a commercial for two toys from the Micronauts collection by Mego - Aquatron and Galactic Defender.

This aired on local Chicago TV on Wednesday, May 9th 1979 at around 4:15pm.

The Mellow Sounds Of Charlie Rich (Record Offer, 1980)

Views: 1122

Here's a record offer for "The Mellow Sounds of Charlie Rich" by Imperial Records. Give the gift of music.

"All Original Hits".

This aired on local Chicago TV in the Summer of 1980.

Burger King - "A Crucial Question" with Elisabeth Shue (Commercial, 1984)

Views: 3649

Here's another commercial for Burger King featuring Elisabeth Shue.

She can butter my burger any day.

"Aren't you hungry for Burger King now?"

This aired on local Chicago TV on Wednesday, May 2nd 1984.

Scotch Magic Tape - "Invisible Man" (Commercial, 1978)

Views: 2940

Here is one of those old "Invisible Man" commercials for Scotch Magic Transparent Tape by 3M.

I used to love these growing up (though they did freak me out a bit). :-)

Maybe it was because they were shot on videotape, as opposed to film, which gave them a more immediate and less cinematic look.

"It's Magic"

This commercial aired on local Chicago TV in December of 1978.