Jesus christ i wish i could get a giant tank at my grocery store.

Take a toy gun to school today and it ends up on yahoo news ...

I’m a teenager, and I have always longed to be a kid in the 50s and 60s. Toys were so much cooler back then. The Tiger Joe commercial gave me chills.

😂😂 I can’t believe I received a warning due to the offensive nature of this video. Kids having fun with toys is offensive? I’m glad I was born in the 60’s where nothing offends me.

Our parents played soldier using plastic guns and action figures. Now, we play soldier using games like battlefield and call of duty

Holy shit they had WAY cooler toys back then

Before XBOX 360 there was... 6:49

Wow now i wish i was in the 1950s and 60s playing solider

I got an Warning for this video being Inappropriate for some They're coming for our memories.

Shit, we coulda used that Browning 30 cal. in Nam during the Tet Offensive

Jesus... why did they stop selling these???

Imagine how much these toys would be worth today in mint condition. I would have loved that machine gun when I was nine. We all got the firearm safety course in middle school in the early 80s. We played with toy guns all the time... and we didn't go shooting things up.

When I launched a spring powered rocket into my eye, I never looked at a spring that way again. Educational toy

Makes me wish I had all these great toys now! It would be so cool to have them all in brand new condition. I remember seeing all of them at the toy stores and grocery stores when I was a kid. I did have some of them, too. I had the Gung Ho Commando gear and the Marx Ft. Apache set. It wasn't shown, but I also had the Marx Battleground set of German and American soldiers. Gawd, all the hours and hours of fun I had with that stuff! What an army I had.

Exactly....looks like the VAST majority of viewers give this a "thumbs up". I grew up with these early 1960's toys...some of the greatest ever made. And guess what...we kids(yes...boys AND girls) were actually OUTSIDE...'playing army'. Running around all day in the woods(most of them are gone now),or somebody's back yard... NOT sitting around on our duffs, glued to video game screens. None of us seem any the worse for wear, either...it was pretty good exercise, after all.

To whomever finds this content to be offensive. This was my childhood. We played war games in orchards/groves and used the fallen fruit as hand grenades. When we were 12 we got real guns and the training to properly use and care for them. In high school there were rifles/shotguns on racks in my back window parked right there in the school’s parking lot. I was an expert shot in the Military and that ability served me and mine well. I raised and trained my children to be responsible gun owners. As a Marine my Son was awarded the highest shooting medal by the country of Germany. My Daughter shot expert on the 50 caliber. My Grandchildren are continuing in my footsteps. Now if my life offends you don’t be scared. Me and others like me will proudly defend your Rights. Just don’t be such a Pantywaste and try to impose your prejudices on me.

It's impossible to buy these vintage toys as collectables nowadays. These toys are so awesome.

Why is this age restricted i watched this like a week ago and know its age restricted

Unbelievably cool toys, i had many Action men (UK G.I Joes) in my battle group in the late 60's but rarely saw these great toys.

I had several of these toys....guess I was a spoiled kid. But I loved playing war with all these different toys, nothing has brought me so much joy since.

How on earth can advertising for toys be inappropriate. I had the tank at 2:10 ,got it for Christmas in the early 60s, freaking loved it, couldn't stop playing with it , it was amazing. Great video. 😀👍👍👍

It’s a shame that now people don’t play outside now everyone now is so paranoid about things now

Grocery stores were cool back in the day. I knew once my Dad put up that shiny metal tree in the living room with the colored light that turned and changed colors and almost always zapped the crap outta me that the coolest toys in commercials on TV would soon be on the top shelves. I couldn't wait to go to Piggly Wiggly or Quick✅Check, which later became Win Dixie to see all the stuff I'd seen on TV. Grocery day during the holiday was always looked forward to. I know I was a real pain in the ass and my Dad was ready to tear it up by the time we got outta the place. Those were the best of times. I feel kind of sad for the youngsters of today, the toys are kinda lame if you ask me.

( 67 Years Old , BD 1954 ) these commercials actually hit home with me….! 🎶👍🏻🎵🙏🏻

PLEASE GIVE US THIS BACK I DONT WANT SNOWFLAKES SHITTING ON OUR MEMORIES!

The best childhood ever.....loved every minute of it

I had the luck to grow up in the 60's when these toys were new . Look at the **** they have now . Sad .

The kids who played with these toys are now 50+ and are the ones who have the most common sense and are the ones who are keeping this world from falling apart. The ads and the toys are just fine. Bring 'em back!

Is it just me or is the kid in the GI Joe commercial shouting "horrific battle." I know the announcer follows up with terrific equipment blah blah blah but it really sounds like the kid is saying horrific.

SOLD AT FOOD MARKETS ONLY??

I had those Calvary forts and had these 6 '' tall army men . The Americans were Green , the Japanese were yellow and the Germans were grey and they all had different violent poses with a machete rifles . Used to go to Sunny Surplus and buy those army zip up suits and real holster and belts .

So much fun stuff. I had that Fort Apache.

Loved those 50s 60s toys I want to buy it

People nowadays would flip their shit.

This is historic content, how dare KZfaq try to tell me it’s inappropriate, I had these toys to play with when I was younger I got them from my grandfather. They were the best! I just couldn’t take them out side, the gun looking ones anyways.

The original GI Joe was the best. I got a GI Joe Jeep for Christmas one year, the greatest toy I ever got.

The funny thing about these ads that they were on a laserdisc

i think it’s impressive that this is age restricted, sort of like how somebody that decided that has made it this long in life

Look at the toys they had back then and look at the toys nowadays man it's sad the toys back then were so much better

I wish gun toys today were this cool.

1:12 poor kid in the back

I wish I had all my toys again. It was awesome back in the 50-60's and 70's

1:14 five years later, Johnny became the first kid from his block to get a confirmed kill in Vietnam

I cant believe youtube put a warning inappropriate for some users pop up for this ... what a time we live in

you'd try to play with these toys today, the parents would get fined, land in jail or a police man would shoot a kid cuz they dont see the orange cap 👌

Gung ho my favorite toy on the ads

Had this as a kid. The .45 field stripped just like the real one! Same parts inside how Cool is that.

And today we have shit

The sub game needs to be remade!

They need to bring this awesome stuff back it would be absolutely amazing.

1960: has gun with camera, rockets, and briefcases that shoot 2020: $60 plastic that jams every 3 shots

*Flashbacks*

Who else, tried to go on Amazon or E-bay to buy one of these?

I got the Johnny Reb Cannon for Christmas around 1964-65. In those days,we were always playing war, with every kind of plastic (or even wooden, believe it or not!) gun, knife, sword, you name it. But now, I had artillery! Life was good.

1950s and 60s…here kids here are war toys. 2020…”this is inappropriate and you have to be an adult to even watch this.”

And Liberals everywhere would lose their shit at seeing these toys today. I inherited that Fort Apache playset from my brother. Loved playing with that. Wish I had the fighting Knights.

The only offensive thing about this was the disclaimer.

Belle Delphine: exists KZfaq: i sleep Toy ads from the 50s and 60s: also exists KZfaq: nope inappropriate

My God, how far have we fallen as a society that this video had a "violent content warning" before playing? This new world is bogus, take me back to this era please.

I misheard "Big shot" i thought he said Big Shaq xD

2:58 My Brother got a Big Shot for Christmas 2964.

I had those navy frogman toys and G.I. Joe. My brother had a plastic cannon that shot orange projectiles but we modified it by taking the wheels off and using the base and barrel to launch bottle rockets. Needless to say, they were pretty dangerous. Also had a creepy crawlers kit and a bunch of plastic guns that shot plastic “safety bullets”. How did I ever survive childhood let alone 30+ years in law enforcement. Now my grandkids watch these videos with me and tell me “Grandpa, didn’t you ever get hurt playing with those toys?” I tell them, “ya sometimes, but if you did get hurt, it was your own fault”. What a time to be a kid.

I was a kid in the 80s and when we played was Army cops and robbers and with guns

KZfaq warning on this? What whimps!

I still have my fort apatche

G.I.Joe had the best accessories and the 12" tall GI Joes fit in them. Tanks, Boats, Jeeps! I remember all these.

I'm glad they put disclaimers like "not a flying toy"

I think that I recognized Christopher Knight in the last one.

"inappropriate or offensive" what the hell, grow up. Stop bubble wrapping viewers

Toy makers back then actually cared about their work rather then dumping some plastic in a mold and selling it for $400

When we were kids in the 60s our dads had been in WWII or Korea. They liked to play with them too! LOL

É lindo ver crianças brincando assim como soldados pena que isso hoje em dia seria coisa feia eu fico muito feliz é ter nascido em época de gital mais ao mesmo tempo triste em saber que muitas crianças que querem ser soldados como eu nunca poderiam testar as sua agilidades brincando com esses Belos brinquedos

Why don’t they make toys like this any more?

We went from accurate cap-firing guns, To companies that say having stupid select-fire is worth sixty bucks. Sadder thing is that Kids want actually realistic toy guns now. :(

I really love all this 50s and 60s toys and especially that frogmen figurine tho.

I would actually buy these if it was still in production and not overpriced relics Also I just want to point out how funny it would be if your kid has the cape Kennedy suitcase and he launches the rocket right into the ceiling lamp it would be comedy gold and a fortune to pay for

KZfaq deemed this "inappropriate" and "offensive"

“Jimmy clean your room” “TERRIFIC BATTLE!!”

Hey! I had that Fort Apache play set! Spent hours playing with it, but lost a lot of men...they're somewhere across the U.S.

It’s 2018, I’m a teenager and most of this stuff still looks fun

why cant all toys be lick this knowerdays it would get kids of computer rubish

1960 buy a toy gun for 3$ 2019 buy a weapon skin for 30$

“Sold at food markets only”

U think you're a big shot, hjuh?

Why is this flagged?

Wow... I’m actually speechless. This is beautiful

when little i watched Combat with my dad , i had the helmet and 50 cal machine gun shooting tv lol great memories

The have to put a stupid woke "WARNING" on this????

That 2nd video... First off... dang they stopped making those in the 80's... started to add those lame red/orange tips to the barrels... And secondly, those kids look more like German SS soldiers then how the US Infantry looked like in WW2... Also the handheld com isn't a walkie talkie, those are worn on the back as a backpack.. the hand held ones were called Handie Talkies...

The James Bond attache case was the best also any of the Man from Uncle guns yep those were the days

I loved all of these toys as a kid

Gotta get these Boomers ready for the NAM'...

Toys of that era were Perfect Training for young "War Mongers" everywhere.....gotta love it....

A long time ago, when kids used to play outside.

I actually kinda want that battery powered mg

Never mind the toys i mean THESE ADVERTS ARE EPIC

God! those G.I Joe look excellent quality to be a toy that any child would use.

Whaaaaat? Cool times!!! Great toys!!!!!

I had a toy Winchester repeating rifle they were the days, Building dens and having fun, Tone 62.

We used to play Army everyday back in the late 60s early 70s I had all of the cool stuff. so I would pack off a Gunny sack full of all kinds of cool toy guns to the neighbor kids houses and we would play Army and other outdoor games until 9 PM each night when everybody had to go home. And none of us ever shot anyone