Check out the site above.? I would have copied these in but it is a huge list with large graphics, so I am sharing the link instead --Ginny

Here is a sample:

Keep The Kids Safe (1960s)

This is so horrifying that it borders on funny. Because there's nothing safer than throwing a baby in a netting hammock to keep it secure while in the car. Who needs safety belts when there's the Lull-A-Baby car hammock and auto-strap for the front seat? The Keep The Kids Safe campaign of the sixties meant well.

OR HOW WOULD YOU LIKE SOME CANNED HAMBURGERS??????

Swift’s Premium (1951)

To this day, no one wants to know what Swift’s Premium canned hamburger patties really were. Tinned hamburgers are the height of laziness, and were really punted as being the best food option on Labor Day, a time when there should be minimal labor. The patties claim to be party-style, but they're more like pukey-style.