This Crayola box that also looks wildly different:
And this old McDonald's coupon that's likely from the '60s that proves not everything has changed:
This old Elvis-branded shampoo someone found from 1985:
This 1940s list of rules for new mothers that includes not smoking or handling any phones an hour prior to nursing:
These old food coupons and stamps:
Aaaand this $57 bill for a birth in 1940:
This "desirable weight according to height" table from 1959, which does not seem right to me:
This 1939 vacation ad downplaying Hitler's threat:
This headline from a 1940 paper:
And this 1908 postcard that casually has swastikas on it:
This old note people found when pulling off the old wallpaper in their new home:
These old medicines that look more like poison:
This 1919 bill of sale for a Ford car that came out to $325:
And finally, this old note from a 1908 autograph book:
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that's completely wrong and the name of the symbol isn't "good luck symbol" but indeed "swastika". Get your facts straight.
The swastika as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune is widely distributed throughout the ancient and modern world. The word is derived from the Sanskrit svastika, meaning “conducive to well-being.” It was a favorite symbol on ancient Mesopotamian coinage. It wasn't a symbol of evil till the Nazis took it over.
That's exactly what Elizabeth said
www.bookofjoe.com/2021/07/kraft-boxed-mac-n-cheese.html
Love that stuff! Got me thru college in the 80's and was about $0.25 a box.
And I'm not sure I would agree with "quick change". There is about 50 years of mobile devices there.
#33 a nazi swastika is mirrored and rotated 45 deg
But the important Part is "mirrored"
you're wrong. The nazi symbol is a swastika rotated 45 degrees, nothing more. What you are referring to is a sauvastika (in hinduism) and as nothing to do with the nazi symbol.
Get your facts straight.