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Weirdest Vintage Christmas Ad

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—Ronco ButtoneerA machine that attaches buttons without sewing, pitched as a present— win— match wins
—Ronco Speed Tufting KitMake your own rugs. For Christmas. Apparently— win— match wins
—Ronco Mr. MicrophoneBroadcast your own voice through the nearest radio, to everyone's regret— win— match wins
—Ronco Glass FrostersA device whose entire purpose is making a glass cold— win— match wins
—Mr. Dentist by RoncoHome dental equipment, marketed with the words perfect Christmas gift— win— match wins
—Ronco Battery TesterNothing says the holidays like testing batteries— win— match wins
—Ronco Ice Cream MakerThe one Ronco gift that arguably makes sense— win— match wins
—A New Hoover for MummyA vacuum cleaner, given to a wife, on Christmas morning, on camera— win— match wins
—Give Happiness Give HooverHappiness defined here as household cleaning equipment— win— match wins
—Water Pik Shower MassageSanta personally requests a shower head— win— match wins
—General Electric Christmas ClocksIn 1955 a wall clock was a legitimate romantic gift— win— match wins
—NutraSweet SantaSanta sits alone in a diner drinking coffee, and it is somehow an ad— win— match wins
—Star Wars Holiday SpecialThe promo for the special Lucasfilm spent decades trying to bury— win— match wins
—Atari E.T.The Christmas push for the game later buried in a landfill— win— match wins
—Atari 2600Wood grain, a joystick and a family gathered around a television— win— match wins
—Holiday Chia PetsCh ch ch chia, but festive— win— match wins
—K-tel Video Gift PackA stack of tapes nobody asked for, sold at speed— win— match wins
—Norelco SantaSanta rides an electric shaver through the snow like a sleigh— win— match wins
—Bell TelephoneLong distance calling sold as the emotional peak of the season— win— match wins
—Kodak Times of Your LifeFilm stock advertised with a montage designed to make you cry— win— match wins
—Polaroid with James GarnerTwo actors bicker their way through selling an instant camera— win— match wins
—Radio Shack TandyA home computer under the tree, in beige, in 1986— win— match wins
—Toys R Us 1976Children singing about a toy shop with unsettling commitment— win— match wins
—Sears Christmas 1984Everything a department store thought a family wanted— win— match wins
—7-Up Santa CountdownSanta counts down to Christmas on behalf of a soft drink— win— match wins
—Old Spice ChristmasAftershave as the default gift for every man alive— win— match wins
—Stetson CologneA man, a horse and a bottle of cologne— win— match wins
—Babe by FabergePerfume sold with the confidence of a heavyweight title fight— win— match wins
—Yardley ChristmasSoft focus, soft music, and an enormous amount of perfume— win— match wins
—Hershey's Kisses BellsFoil wrapped chocolates ring out a carol and everyone tears up— win— match wins
—M&M's Meet SantaTwo candies faint at the sight of Santa, who also faints— win— match wins
—Coca-Cola Polar BearsAnimated bears drink cola under the northern lights— win— match wins
—Kmart Joe BoxerMen in boxer shorts play Jingle Bells with their hips— win— match wins
—Ivory Snow OrnamentsA soap brand gives away tree ornaments in the 1950s— win— match wins
—Kodak Brownie StarmiteA 1950s camera pitched as the gift that captures the family— win— match wins
—Eaton's MicrowavesA department store sells microwaves as the future of Christmas dinner— win— match wins

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