$0.25 for Milk? 40 Photos of 1970s Grocery Stores That Feel Like a Dream скачать в хорошем качестве

$0.25 for Milk? 40 Photos of 1970s Grocery Stores That Feel Like a Dream

Take a journey through the aisles of the past! In this episode of Retro Fame Studio, we’ve curated 40 rare and high-quality photos that capture the unique atmosphere of grocery shopping in the 1970s. From the iconic curved architecture of the "Marina-style" Safeway to the custom-ground coffee service at A&P, these images are a time capsule of a lost era. Witness the incredible "inflation shock" of 1971, where Smoked Ham was just 39¢ per pound and Bananas were 11¢ per pound. We’ll also look back at the classic brands we loved, like Jell-O 1-2-3, and the legendary 1¢ pony rides at Meijer. DISCLAIMER: The images shown in this video are for historical and educational purposes. Prices mentioned (such as 39¢ Smoked Ham) are based on verified 1971 retail flyers and are adjusted for historical context. Retro Fame Studio does not own all original photography; we curate and archive these images to preserve the cultural history of American retail. "Did these photos bring back a specific memory for you? Whether it was the smell of the bakery or the sound of the manual cash register, we want to hear your stories! Don't forget to Subscribe to help us reach our 1,000-sub goal!" 1970sNostalgia #RetroFameStudio #VintageSupermarket #70sGroceryStore #AmericanHistory #Inflation1970s #AandP #SafewayHistory #RetailHistory MUSIC: Savfk - Instructions for Living a Life    • Instructions for Living a Life by Savfk [C...   https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...