“I generally avoid temptation unless I can’t resist it.”
― Mae West
Why not treat yourself to…
a delicious ice cream
UK. 2000 AD and Tornado. 1980.
a refreshing Coke
France. Pif Gadget. 1982.
a whisky
a cigarette
France. Rigolo. 1983.
a journey back to 1979 to watch Mad Max (time machine required)
France. Métal Hurlant. 1981.
a good laugh
UK. Film Fun. 1957.
Chocolate
UK. Maltesers. Film Fun. 1957
more chocolate
France. Picsou. 1984.
a 90s style fun night in with the family playing Nintendo (time machine required)
Denmark. 1991
Treat yourself to…
some quality time in your garden or allotment
flesh-eating plants
US. 1976.
a Monkey-face Leia figurine
US. Kenner. 1995.
a new camera
France. Pif Gadget. 1978.
a new stereo hi-fi system and turntable
Denmark. 1967.
Treat yourself to…
a fab game of Don’t Dump the Daisy
UK. Ideal. 1972.
the Best of Pink Panther TV pocket book, France
France. Superman. 1980.
a mini spy camera!
US. 1976.
Treat yourself to…
Starburst 1980!
UK. Star Wars Weekly. 1980.
Treat yourself to…
an entry into the Star Wars Helix stationery prize competition 1978 (time machine required)
UK. Star Wars Weekly. 1978.
And finally… wow, just wow… treat yourself to…
a TVTA prototype Ladybug telephone time machine pat pending Mk II time buster! *
TVTA Time Machine Mk II
Go on…
treat yourself.
You know you want to!
🙂
* The TVTA time machine Mk II does not currently work. The last time it did was in June 1994 when TVTA successfully made a return trip to 12th century Venus. Feel free to jiggle around with a screwdriver and duct tape and you may get it working again!
The Vintage Toy Advertiser 
That ladybug telephone is the cutest thing!
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Agree, a fun design!
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Great adds, especially the ice lollies! The incredible Hulk lolly must’ve been fun LOL! I’m sure I’ve still got that issue of Starburst somewhere. Those old issues were fantastic, always full of great pictures 🙂
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I can get easily nostalgic looking at late 70s and 80s ice lolly ads! I also remember Star Wars lollies, Space Rockets, Screwballs (turn them upside down to make Daleks!) Mini Milks, and these skateboard ones – I think they came with a free collectors card. Also recall that the wooden sticks often had jokes printed on them.
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Mini Milks, yes, we had those with the jokes on the sticks LOL. These old adds are always great fun to look back on, bring back many happy memories 🙂
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