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There are certain things you may have used every day in the 1960s or 1970s that you don't even think about anymore. Technology and times change so rapidly at times, but it can be nice to go back and remember the past. Things like record players have been replaced by other items many times over the years, but we still love to remember the times when we played records! What kinds of things pop in your mind when you think about living in those decades? Can you remember the music, the outfits, the technology, and the food? Let's remember some of the things from those decades you may have forgotten about. Check out this list of nostalgic items from the 1960s-1970s: Record Players Wikimedia Commons Record players and records were very popular in this time period. They were used to play music. How many records did you own back in the day? It seems that record players are making a comeback these days for people who love nostalgia. Some people even say that music sounds better playing on a record player. Quick Tanning Flickr These days, there are so many different self-tanners available. Back in these days, there was QT or Quick Tanning by Coppertone. It contained dihydroxyacetone which came from sugar beets. Did you ever use it? Do you remember seeing this advertisement? Crop Tops & Flared Pants Facebook This outfit was very popular in the 1960s. Crop tops, flared pants, and crocheted clothes were in! Did you have an outfit like this? S&H Green Stamps Wikimedia Commons During this time period, S&H Green Stamps sold way more stamps than the post office. They were one of the very first loyalty programs in the United States. Did you buy any green stamps? Unfortunately, they went out of business for good in 2008. The Erector Set Wikimedia Commons An Erector set was a set of toy construction pieces. They were meant for kids who loved to put things together and a learning tool for future engineers. Did you ever have one of these sets? Toy Snow Cone Machine Facebook Do you remember getting a snow cone machine? All you had to do was put in ice and flavoring and crank the side to make shaved ice or snow cones. They were so fun and actually worked quite well. Many of them came in the shapes of your favorite characters too. Read on to the next page for even more vintage items to remember! Hai Karate Cologne Flickr Hai Karate was a popular aftershave cologne. The commercials and advertisements are what we remember most though! They were so entertaining. Do you remember the ad above? Did you use this cologne? Flicker Razor Flickr The Flicker razor was the first disposable razor designed just for women. They advertised that you wouldn't get any nicks or cuts from their razor. What kind of razors did you buy back in the 1970s? Mood Rings Wikimedia Commons Mood rings are still around, but they are not as popular as they were. They were first introduced in 1975. Mood rings have a stone that is generally a hollow quartz or glass shell that contains thermotropic liquid crystals. In simpler terms, the color of the stone changes based on your body temperature. Cursive Displays PxHere Cursive is becoming a thing of the past. Do you remember the cursive posters above the chalkboard in school? Kids these days barely know what cursive is, let alone know what those signs are. We wish they would bring back learning cursive! Pantyhose Eggs Flickr Do you remember when pantyhose came in those little plastic egg-shaped containers? They had to stop making them because of environmental concerns, but perhaps they did help remove the stigma of these undergarments. Master Charge Flickr Do you remember when MasterCard was Master Charge? The company started in 1966 and didn't change its name to MasterCard until 1979. MAD Magazine Facebook MAD Magazine was one of the most popular magazines in this time period. It was a humor magazine, full of satire. At its peak, it had two million subscribers. Did you get MAD Magazine in the 1960s or 1970s? What is your favorite item from this list? Which ones do you remember? Which ones had you forgotten about for a while? If you enjoyed this nostalgic article, please SHARE it with your friends and family! Check out this video to remember some of the best slang from the 1960s: