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_1965-polaroid-swinger-tv-commercial.webp "1965 Polaroid SWINGER TV commercial. I mistakenly believed my 1960s era nickname was because I was a ladies man. Little did I know that the Poloroid camera, that I was always carrying around, was named THE SWINGER. I feel so STUPID.<br/><br/>You might enjoy my still photo gallery, which is made up of POP CULTURE images, that I personally created. I receive a token amount of money per 5 second viewing of an individual large photo - Thank you.<br/>Please check it out athttps://www.clickasnap.com/profile/TVToyMemories")
_1960s-purina-cat-chow-with-marvin-kaplan.webp "1960s Purina Cat Chow TV commercial, with Marvin Kaplan doing the voice of the cat. Marvin was the voice of Choo-Choo the cat on the animated TV show \")
_the-champions-1968-merchandise-image-gallery.webp "The Champions (1968) Merchandise Image Gallery from tentacle thrive gallery")
_cinderella-from-the-dumpster-pt-2.webp "Don't Forget To Follow.<br/><br/>A kind guy and his girlfriend, who used to live on the streets, ran a homeless shelter where hope thrived. One day, a wealthy businessman stopped by the building and threw some cash at the beggars. However, it wasn't just dollar bills that he tossed, but also a chance at redemption with his son. Did the man’s wealth close the gap between him and his child?")
_cinderella-from-the-dumpster-pt-2.webp "Don't Forget To Follow.<br/><br/>A kind guy and his girlfriend, who used to live on the streets, ran a homeless shelter where hope thrived. One day, a wealthy businessman stopped by the building and threw some cash at the beggars. However, it wasn't just dollar bills that he tossed, but also a chance at redemption with his son. Did the man’s wealth close the gap between him and his child?")
_1970s-era-sara-lee-fruit-and-danish-tv-commercial.webp "1970s era Sara Lee fruit and danish TV commercial. Bo, those were the good old days. It was before Sara Lee was split apart by it's new CORPORATE OVERLORD - Tyson Foods. <br/><br/>Sara Lee was a suburban Chicago food conglomerate. they owned Sara Lee bread (largest in the nation), Sara Lee frozen bakery, and Hillshire meats). Being split apart, it became ripe for a corporate takeover - hence their new corporate OVERLORD<br/><br/>You might enjoy my still photo gallery, which is made up of POP CULTURE images, that I personally created. I receive a token amount of money per 5 second viewing of an individual large photo - Thank you.<br/>Please check it out athttps://www.clickasnap.com/profile/TVToyMemories")
_the-panama-city-publishing-company-museum-panama-city-beach-fl-8k-full-tour-amp-review.webp "For visitors of all ages, the Panama City Publishing Company Museum preserves and exhibits local history, cultural resources, the vintage printing craft, and the stories of George and Lillian West and how they influenced the development of Bay County.At the museum you will see the personal and business artifacts of the West family, learn about operation of the vintage printing equipment, and enjoy a different exhibit on the gallery wall each month.<br/><br/>George Mortimer West, a writer, promoter, economist, horticulturist, publisher, railroader, attorney, photographer, and entrepreneur, is credited as the founding father of Panama City, developing it into an economically viable city on the shores of St. Andrews Bay. He and his third wife Lillian Carlisle West, built this Panama City Publishing Company building in 1920, in the heart of historic St. Andrews.<br/><br/>The building served as the home of Panama City’s first newspapers, including the Panama City Pilot, the St. Andrews Bay News, and Lynn Haven Free Press. They also did commercial job printing such as letterhead, invoices, envelopes, etc. West died in 1926, and “Miss Lillian,” continued to run the business. She was an extraordinary businesswoman for her time, and the first woman registered to vote in St. Andrews. Miss Lillian sold the newspapers to John Perry, owner of the Panama City Herald in 1937, and he merged the papers into the current Panama City News Herald.<br/><br/>In addition to photos, newspapers, and documents, produced by Mr. West, the building houses more than 70 major historical items, including original printing presses and office furnishings, which were still in use by Mr. West’s great-great grandson Charles (Buddy) West, who operated the business until the City of Panama City purchased the building in October 2005, restored it, and opened it as a museum in 2008.<br/><br/>#adventureschmuck <br/>#travelvlog <br/>#panamacitybeach <br/>#museum <br/>#museumtour <br/>#tour <br/>#virtualtour <br/>#florida")
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