40 Cool Pics Show Gifts That Children Often Received on the ’50s and ’60s Christmas
Which gifts did children often get on Christmas in the 1950s and ’60s? Check out these cool snaps to see.
Christmas in The Netherlands: 30 Vintage Photos of Sinterklaas and Piet Traveling on Saint Nicholas’ Eve in the 1940s and 1950s
Many people now don’t like the use of Zwarte Piet, this is because the helpers who dress up as Zwarte Pieten are normally white people who wear black makeup as this is seen as racist. So now you will often see more Sooty Piet’/’Roetpiet (‘Sooty’ or ‘Chimney Peter’) where people just have soot and dirt smudges on their face rather than being completely made up with black makeup.
A Collection of 40 Funny and Interesting Vintage Christmas Ads From the 1940s
Peek Frean, 1948 |
Rowntree’s Fruit Gums, 1949 |
Toni, 1949 |
Scroll Pens, 1949 |
Parker Pens, 1949 |
Austin Reed, 1949 |
Waterman’s Pens, 1949 |
Seager’s, 1949 |
Schweppes, 1949 |
Bird’s Custard, 1949 |
Chesterfield, 1940 |
American Cyanamid Co., 1949 |
Plymouth, 1949 |
Ethyl, 1949 |
Nash, 1945 |
Insurance Company of NA, 1949 |
Motorola, 1949 |
Studebaker, 1945 |
American Airlines, 1949 |
Carnation Milk, 1945 |
Capeheart Television, 1949 |
Ford Trucks, 1949 |
Body by Fisher, 1949 |
Walker’s Gin, 1945 |
GE Daylight TV, 1949 |
Plymouth, 1945 |
Watchmakers of Switzerland, 1949 |
Candy, 1945 |
Jewelry Industry Council, 1949 |
Bell & Howell, 1949 |
GE Radios, 1945 |
Wilson Wear, 1949 |
Caterpillar Diesel, 1949 |
Manhattan, 1949 |
DuPont Cellophane, 1949 |
Bell Telephone System, 1945 |
New York Central, 1949 |
Toastmaster, 1949 |
Nescafe, 1949 |
Calvert, 1942 |