17. Sears (1910s)
We know that the economy has changed, and so has the value of this ridiculously low price for such a large house. Still, it’s difficult to think that Sears was once a major player in the home industry and is now practically obsolete.
18. Cigar Institute Of America (the 1960s)
Is it even a smart idea to bring back the thousands-year-old caveman in the first place? Throw in a servile cavewoman, and you’ve got your classic 1960s ad.
19. Sears Pikes Peak Hill Climb by Lionel (the 1960s)
Sears had nothing on Hot Wheels when it came to toy car racing courses in the 1960s. However, this massive structure is an architectural marvel that dwarfs even collector train toys.
20. Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic (the 1950s)
It’s one thing to make a wacky commercial about a lady only preferring a guy who uses a specific brand of hair tonic, but it’s quite another to convert those women into gaming prizes on a wall.