Check out this link to the Shorpy website. Pic of a supermarket in 1964. Check out isle 6 & 7. Plenty of blades to choose from. Be sure to view the pic full size.
http://www.shorpy.com/node/4959?size=_original
Check out this link to the Shorpy website. Pic of a supermarket in 1964. Check out isle 6 & 7. Plenty of blades to choose from. Be sure to view the pic full size.
http://www.shorpy.com/node/4959?size=_original
I would have packed up all the Super Blues!!
"Life is a lot like jazz.....it's best when you improvise...."
Thanks. I like looking at those old pics!
Rocco
How about that, right at the register.
Phil
If I could go back in time and visit that store the manager probably would have called security because some weirdo was filling a shopping bag with every pack on the rack.
Rich
I see they are having a sale on juice!
(great pic)
Wow! I can even see a few razor sets there, a GEM and what looks like a Slim![]()
Jim
I found this photo from 1910 down the line a little:
shorpy.jpg
Those red and white elephants look familiar but I can't remember what they are. I also remember when they used to put your 1/2 gallon of ice cream in the insulated paper bag at the checkout counter--didn't see that in the picture, though. Notice how grocery stores were smaller then and the people were thinner. Must be some kind of correlation there.
Last edited by the beav; 01-25-2011 at 08:06 AM.
Well stocked at every checkout. So nice to see vintage photos from when my parents were growing up. Seemed like such a simpler time to out technology laden days today.
Ahead lie many fantastic shaves & AD's...But by appreciating #1, you justify #2!
It is nice seeing all of the blade choices @ each checkout station; sadly, there is a lot I don't see.
marty
Ookla... Ariel.....RIDE!!!!
"Noble Knight of the Veg Table"
I was trying to figure out how you could see any razor blades in aisles 6 and 7, then I realized that you meant lanes 6 and 7.
Mark
Nice! Looks like Atlantic City. Could be a movie set from "Boardwalk Empire".
Alan
Look how long that receipt tape is...and the total is 89 cents!
Zoom:
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Back then I was using a two-rotor Norelco.
Didn't try DE until about 1970, briefly, then a Wilkinson Bonded, Trac II, Atra, until the past decade when cartridge prices started going through the roof.
In those days, there were documentaries on German TV about life in the US, and American supermarkets were the most amazing thing for German viewers. The average German shop back then stocked about the content of one of those aisles...
All those who believe in telekinesis, raise my hand.
Those were the days. Man what a selection!!!![]()
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