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**These commercials were taken from ABC's Monday Night Football on September 22, 1975 between the Oakland Raiders and the Miami Dolphins. These commercials are also kind of squiggly, but were dubbed in the best possible quality**
1. RCA XL-100 Color Television
2. New York Life Insurance (with the New York Life Team blocking for the touchdown)
3. Eveready Alkaline batteries (I remember that cool battery wall display)
4. United Way PSA with Bob Griese of the Miami Dolphins and the Boy Scouts
5. Boeing 747 Airplane (Send your Grandma in style!)
6. Homeline Chainsaw (Timber!)
7. Owens-Corning Fiberglas (I dig the Pink Panther versions)
8. Ford Motor Company 1976 cars for gas milage estimations
9. ABC's 1975-76 season logo
10. STP Oil Treatment (I always saw those cool STP stickers everywhere!)
11. Mr. Coffee with the Yankee Clipper Joe DiMaggio
12. Hamilton Beach Little Mac burger cooker with Broadway Joe Namath
13. AMF Ben Hogan Golf Clubs
14. Budweiser with the beautiful Clydesdales (When you say Budweiser, you've said it all!)
15. Sears Die Hard Battery (I would love to see an actual Die Hard test fail for once!)
**These commercials are from my 1970-1975 Commercials set**
Insulation should be a foot
pictureisup1 20 hours ago
@3089280288 yes
pictureisup1 20 hours ago
Edmund Gilbert TELLING IT LIKE IT IS in a RCA color television commercial. He played Fenton Hardy in The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries on ABC during the 1970s.
Shills: Joe DiMaggio for Mr. Coffee, Joe Namath for Hamilton Beach.
lsmftymf 2 months ago
Ralph Machio at 2:08?
3089280288 11 months ago
Ok I was 3 years old! I'm totally shocked at 3:53 in for the chainsaw commercial..cutting down a redwood...and they still sell everything the same way, from cars to insulation not much has changed, just the quality of the video transmission..haha. Was this recorded on Beta or vhs? We wanted to watch for the little mac commercial since we have one still unused in a box...haha..maybe well try it out. Thanks for posting those were fun!
vwallstv 1 year ago