Bucky Beaver and Ipana toothpaste. I think my mom bought it once.
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I never understood the popularity of that...er, [stuff].
I love the 50's take on child safety (back in the days of no seat belts) - driver has a crash helmet, kid has none (and is not belted into a seat).
Love that they got Vincent Price for the cover photo. Perfect.Vincent Price was everywhere.
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Back when I was a teenager I wore cologne to impress the ladies…now I can’t and don’t wear it.I never understood the popularity of that...er, [stuff].
My poor dad. As young kids, my brother and I, for every Birthday/Father's Day/Christmas, would surprise Dad with either the English Leather gift pack or a can of pipe tobacco. We knew he used the tobacco, as he was an avid pipe smoker. The English Leather, however, not so sure. He never complained, but I'm sure there are still several unopened packs of this somewhere in the far reaches of his closet.
Looks like he's asking to be rescued from a kidnapper.I love the 50's take on child safety (back in the days of no seat belts) - driver has a crash helmet, kid has none (and is not belted into a seat).
I know. I was thinking more of the packaging and how much more popular it was to give as gifts back in the day.That stinky English Leather stuff is still made.