Gallery: Do You Remember? Photo Gallery by Don Boyd at pbase.com

Gallery: Do You Remember?

These images were sent in e-mails remembering the good old days. They are not my photos. I received most of the car photos in an e-mail that went around in April 2009 and I just found out that a lot of the photos are also on a great website at http://www.billsretroworld.com/cars.htm . Check them out - he has a lot more car photos on that site.

For those of you who are new to computing and/or surfing the internet, this is just one page of many pages of photos on this site. The home page for our Old Hialeah/Old Miami galleries is at http://www.pbase.com/donboyd/memories and all the oldie galleries spin off from that page. You can also click on the yellow colored >>Memories of Old Hialeah, Old Miami and Old South Florida Photo Galleries << at top of any page to get back to the main oldies page to search other galleries.

5 cent Cokes	5 cent gum with baseball cards	15 cent McDonald's burgers	45-rpm record spindles	1949 Futuramic Oldsmobile 88
1949 Kaiser Virginian	1956 Cadillac Series 62 convertible	1956 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe de Ville	1957 Buick	1957 Chevy - everyone's dream car to cruise, peel out, customize
1957 Chevy	1957 Dodge Royal Lancer	1957 Lincoln Premiere four-door Landau	1958 Cadillac	1959 Chevy
1958 DeSoto	1958 Dodge Custom Sierra	1958 Edsel Citation	1959 Mercury	1959 Buick 2 Door Convertible
1959 Mercury Colony Park Country Cruiser	1960 Lincoln Continental MarkV Four Door Landau	1960 Plymouth Fury	8-track stereo tape players	Aluminum Christmas Trees
Automobile in-dash record players - Lawrence Welk in his 1955 Dodge	Baseball - playing it with no adults to help kids with the rules of the game?	Beany and Cecil	Beatles fan button	Brownie Cameras
Brylcreem	Burma Shave road signs	Buster Brown TV Show	Buster Brown Shoes Radio Club	Candy Cigarettes
Captain Kangaroo and Bunny Rabbit	Carhops	Chatty Cathy Dolls	Chef Boy-Ar-Dee	Cigarettes for Christmas
Cooties - all girls had them in most of our juvenile male minds	Cork Pop Guns	Cracker Jacks	Ding Dong, Avon Calling	Dinner out with the parents at a real restaurant was a real privilege?
Drive-in movie speakers	Erector Sets	Ernie Banks	Falstaff Beer	Fire Escape Tubes
Fireflies - catching them could happily occupy an entire evening?	Flash Bulbs	Fuller Brush Man	Fuzzy Dice for your car	Gas Stations with full service
Gum Wrapper Chains	Gym uniforms for girls were fairly ugly	Howard Johnson's Lamplighter Weather Vanes on top of the cupolas	Howard Johnson's Cupola with Simple Simon and Pieman on the weathervane	Howdy Doody
Hula Hoops	Jiffy Pop Popcorn	Laundry Detergent with free glasses, dishes or towels hidden inside the box	Lincoln Logs	Marlin Perkins
Marvel Family comics	Miami Floridians basketball team	Milk delivery at your home in glass bottles with cardboard stoppers on top	Moms at home when the kids got home from school	Nylons - moms wore nylons that came in two pieces
Old Yeller	Pay phone booths	Pee-Wee sodas, sold in miniscule sized bottles	Penny Candy	P. F. Flyers
Poodle Skirts	Pull Tabs on canned beverages, great for cutting your feet on the beach	Purebred Dogs - no one owned one, we all had mixed breeds and they were fine dogs	Race issues meant arguing about who ran the fastest	Radio Orphan Annie and Andy
Red Ryder air rifles	Reel to Reel Tape Recorders	Roller skate keys	Rotary dial residential telephones	Rotary dial pay phones
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans	S&H Green Stamps	Saddle Oxfords	Safety caps and hermetic seals didn't exist because no one tried to poison perfect strangers	Sky King
Soda pop machines that dispensed glass bottles of soda	Speedy Alka-Seltzer	Stenso Lettering Sets	Studebakers	Teachers - males wore neckties and females had their hair done every day and wore high heels
Telephones - black, dial, prefixed telephone numbers (TUxedo 7-4891) and party lines	Televisions took several minutes for the tubes to warm up	Timmy & Lassie	Tinkertoys	Topo Gigio
Tube Testing Machines	TV test patterns	Washtub Wringers	Wax Coke bottles with sugar water inside	Winky Dink
Zippy Chocolate Beverage, bottled in Miami

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Maryanne		06-Apr-2009 19:14
Thank you!

Debbie Copeland		01-Apr-2009 14:51
I loved going through this gallery. It brought back many good memories! Thank you! Debbie

Bob		14-Mar-2009 21:10
Thank you. I just went back in time with these and it was great. It was a time when we didn't have to worry about you daughter getting pregnant or your son doing drugs. You just wondered if you could get enough of your friends together after school to play a game of baseball.

Vikki Ricciardelli Williams		12-Dec-2008 20:25
I am so glad to see the Winky Dink photo. I talk about it all the time and looks like I am crazy. I have the proof now. "smile"

Hans Chr. S�rensen		10-Sep-2008 07:17
Very nice gallery!

Guest		20-May-2008 15:40
this was when everybody did not know so much but were not as ignorant as they are today.

judithann		10-May-2008 23:31
If I had all my baseball cards and comic books, I would rich!!! :o) This is one fun gallery to look through. Thank you for the trip down memory lane. I must admit, I remember them ALL and then some. :o) BIG V from me!!!! Judy

Tim Irwin		09-May-2008 21:20
I'm happy to say that some of this is before my time, but a great gallery with lots of memories. V.

geonni banner		07-May-2008 17:05
Yup. I'm old too...

Mark & Linda		03-May-2008 19:01
Great gallery. Brings back lots of memories.

Walter O. Koenig		03-May-2008 18:42
Cool gallery. Lots of memories. I must be old or something because I remember almost all this stuff.

LeeG		22-Apr-2008 05:28
Very cool. Old is always cool. :O)

Don Boyd		04-Apr-2008 16:47
Great stuff there Tom, thanks for posting the link for my visitors. Don

tomr-photos		04-Apr-2008 16:23
Thanks for the memories. :) A few more here: http://www.pbase.com/tomrok/vintage

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