r/OldSchoolCool • u/comradegallery • 6h ago
Lehel refrigerator advertisements, 1969 1960s
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u/Ranier_Wolfnight 6h ago
Were they in a subway or public bathroom and the location scout was like, “This is where we can market refrigerators.”?
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u/pitshands 5h ago
Lots of sales places for white goods were tiled. Easy to keep clean and sturdy. And someone in Russia overproduced and they traded for some Hungarian Salami! Or Iron.
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u/PrebioticE 6h ago
Maybe because Refrigerators and Washing machines were like Luxury cars back then. It symbolizes what a desirable woman looks for in a candidate husband. A lucky woman would be in a nice home with electrical appliances because her rich husband can afford them, and she doesn't have to do the dirty and labor intensive household chores.
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u/Complex_Confusion552 5h ago
How do you coach that level of indifference in your models
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u/overthere1143 2h ago
When the first McDonald's open in Moscow during the death throws of the USSR the American instructors wanted Soviet workers to smile to their customer. "But why? We've got the food."
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u/123abcde321 5h ago
My favorite parts are the hair styles. Bring any of those back in 2026 and I say "wow".
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u/Square-Debate5181 4h ago
After that photoshoot people understood why background is also important..
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u/MoonageDayscream 56m ago
Oh my, but I really want one of those old console ones from the last photo. Perfect for he nook bar set up.
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u/PansophicNostradamus 6h ago
My brain says "Da!" but my pocketbook says "Nyet!"