Old advertising slogans

Guinness is good for you.
Snap Crackle Pop
Beanz Meanz Heinz
The Lady Loves Milk Tray.

As fresh as the moment that the pod went pop

Prudence pots the pan inspector ( brillo )!

Wagon Wheels are the treat for me. Wagonwheeeeeels!

A finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat (tralaa!)

The Esso sign means happy motoring, call at the Esso sign!

Hands that do dishes can be soft as your face
Friday night is Amami night

For mash get smash.

You'll wonder where the yellow went

Mister Sheen shines umpteen things clean!
Do the Shake 'n Vac and get the freshness back....!

Opal Fruits - made to make your mouth water!

Papa. Nicole.

Ready Brek. Central heating for kids.
PAL meat for dogs. Prolongs Active Life.

The man from Del Monte.....he says yes

P P P pick up a Penguin.
Maltesers the sweet with less fattening centres.
Polo, the mint with the hole.
(surely polo's have less fattening centres?)

Beans means Heinz

1001 cleans a big big carpet for less than half a crown !

Sanatogen fortifies the over forties (I wish !)

umbungo umbungo, you drink it in the jungle

Wasn't it "They drink it in the Congo"? (Even less PC)

The woorta from Gibraltar don't taste like what it orta.

Cool as a mountain stream.
Keep going well, keep going Shell.
Put a tiger in your tank.

Can you tell Stork from butter?
Roses grow on you.

WE had a charge hand in the workshop back in the 60's. He used to mumble and was difficult to hear over the noise of machines, we used to say he "couldn't tell talk from mutter"

"Put a tiger in your tank." The last of the tigers they used in that advert died a few weeks ago! He was the oldest living tiger at 22 and was rescued from a German circus a couple of years ago because he was being kept in shocking conditions, and brought here. Just a point of interest!