`Transport Through the Ages` my favourite.

I had a similar album but it had the PG Tips logo on the album cover.

Thank you Sir, much appreciated. 👍👍👍

When Dinosaurs looked way cooler but were scientifically inaccurate. I miss these dinosaurs. Jurassic park... go park your computer generated behind somewhere else. 🦎🐊🐍🐢🦕🦖🐉🐋🐡🦂

Remember collect these as a kid has a few sets footballers cars think one set butterflies great memories my friend many years ago hope your well Peter t darlington 👍👍🤓

Ah fabulous. Thanks. I can almost smell the glue in the little round glass jar with the angled, red rubber top with the little slot. 😀

As ever...excellent sir ❤📽👏

Who’s playing guitars?

Yes it as all gone. Today its dull, depressing and absolute rubbish.

YES! I collected all of them, and the completed "puzzle" decorated my bedroom wall for MANY years thereafter. Just wish I still had them today!

From the days when learning was fun! Anyone remember a series of cards featuring different dinosaurs produced by PG Tips, and roughly what year they came out?

I remember the Woodentops very clearly as I was born in 1964, I also remember Bill and Ben, Andy Pandy, the Banana Splits, the Double Decker's, Crackerjack, Fireball XL5, Thunderbirds, Joe 90, Magic Roundabout, Animal Magic, White Horses, Heidi, Hector's House, the Flashing Blade, Jackanory, Stingray, Pinky and Perky, the Clangers and many more. Great times for fantastic Children's TV. Mind you there was brilliant TV programmes and shows on TV then and the TV licence was worth it, not like today were they maybe one or two programmes on TV worth watching, as for the rest is absolutely crap and the TV licence is far too expensive and should be abolished. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I used to watch this as a kid I'm 34 now.

Sick of old farts moaning about the world THEY created. I'm 62 and look forward, not backward. It's because of people like this we had a ruinous 14 years and brexit.

The kid selling the lamb is Buddy Hart who played one of Wally Cleaver's friends in the first two seasons of Leave It To Beaver

The theme tune is what got me interested in playing the guitar

I never had any of the Typhoo Tea cards as we always took the P.G Tips tea. Their card sets had telly ads e.g `Transport Through the Ages`. Hoping that 60s Child might feature the P.G Tips Card sets at some future video!

This theme tune here is much better than the tune in the 70s season in colour series. What happened to both of these beautiful dogs?

I used love whiching which with mother with my mother on a week day tv was easy in them days I miss them the goog old day no loos woman in them days more the.better

We'd get 2oz of sweets on a Friday as our end of the week treat. Always looked forward to those ainseed balls or pear drops! Then my dad got a job at the A&BC bubblegum factory in Spilsby Road, Harold Hill...they made Bazooka Joes and the cards with gum in them, used to love my dad coming home with ill-gotten gains! Fond memories!

Sorry my friend comments still turned off on latest video about guns 👍👍👍

That's amazing seeing the old hankies. I still have all mine from the 60's, still neatly ironed and folded by my mum probably 60 years ago! Didn't use them very often!

1983

I recall having vintage cars cards in the late 60s.

Yay! I've still got my Brooke-Bond tea-card books: British birds, cars, ships, aircraft and space. Thaks again!

The first tea card book was exquisite, children were so lucky then, when I see what passes for children’s content on line today it’s very disheartening.

Remember the tea cards and the long wait for a new card only one per packet and had to wait for the tea to be used to get new one don't remember walls cards thank you my friend nice to hear from you hope your well Peter t darlington 👍👍👍

Just glorious

Ah lovely! Don’t recall those though. Other cards yes, and the fun glueing them into spaces. Not Walls either. Our tea I think was Brook BondsPG Tips. I always love your 60s videos. Thanks for the effort you put in for us all. Much appreciated 🙏🙏😄😄

This a superb video. Reminds of the Ladybird books, which help to soak up knowledge like a sponge. Well done.

innocent artistic beauty...❤ happy times...❤

I don’t know what channel it was on but I remember watching this before school in the 90s 😂 such a gem

Things are just fine for myself.......my Television was turned off 40 years ago due to early PC my brother turned his off 45 years ago marvellous

I was looking for the film when i came across this all i could remember was "a brick a bolt a bar a cup invariably fall down not up"

I've had ratties for over 20 years now...they are super, delightful Little Lives! So are All the Creatures in this! It's Poetry!

No Casdon Soccer? Whaaat?!!

Oh I do agree with the older people I am 70 and loved these. Wooden tops.andy and Pandy. Didn't like picture book very much.tales from the riverbank and rag tag and bobtail.

Gosh o boy these were all fantastic games. The best Christmas present I ever got was a table press button by waddingtons football set from my late dad. A that I had big league football /subbuteo football / pull back spring men football / blow football / soccerscatt etc. Great days great games live forever in my memory banks. Great post.

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Unfortunately I remember this program

Well there is your Genny Custor floating in my river Last Stand on my tee pee land ! The Indian summer simmered the Billy with a Buffalo bologna pony in his yippee! 🖕⛷🖕

Thank you so much this was very important to me as my dad was a pitman never read this before i read the book very interesting thank you ❤

I was born in 1960. I had all sorts of MMM toys including the moon station, crawler, you name it. Best toys ever. I would always tear things apart to see how they worked and then reassemble them.

My uncle n me use to play Subuteo all the time.

I like Mummy's skirt.