This is a another great ad on this website. I showed by mum and she thought it was amazing. I think this is worth downloading.

Historical interest 5/5, fun factor 5/5, "i cant believe i found it!" factor 5/5.

Coffee in the ice box - why that's non-sense, Poopsy!
No, dear! (insert giggle) It's vacuum-packed NoneSuch Coffee! And at only $0.29 per lb. (plus 3 cents for the bottle deposit) I saved enough to buy the darned ice to keep the stuff cool, dear!

This NoneSuch coffee was surely owned by Fridgidaire! Also, this ad proves that even the biggest of ideas had the smallest of starts. NoneSuch coffee no more, ice boxes, vacuum packaging, bottle deposits, idiot husbands, all still going strong!

Quick and to the point. Good job for its time.

A great commercial from over seventy years ago. Apparently the notion of keeping coffee in the ice box was quite foreign in 1934, so Mr. Jones is very amused. You will be too when you download this film.

Don't you hate it when they show commercials before the movies? Apparently it's been going on since the 1930s.

Rather loopy ad for a coffee called 'Nonesuch', the name which strikes me as a little odd. Anyways, husband wonders why the wife puts the coffee in the icebox. Why to keep Nonesuch's flavor! Wifey pours another cup for him, husband sort of waves her off and drinks it. You can plainly see there's no coffee in his cup. Anyways, 29 cents a pound during the movieweek special! Run! Run! Run!