In this review, 1968D refers to the ads at:
http://archive.org/details/tobacco_ndo23e00
Four commercials are in this short collection:
“The good old days?” (idea copied from 1968D, 0.34, but with different actors and voiceover)
“Men were the masters” (idea copied from 1968D, 1.42)
“It used to be lady, you had no rights” (idea copied from 1968D, 2.34)
“You’ll have to make do with my mink” appears to be an Aussie original.
The first three are examples of where USA professionals make the copies look rather amateurish. The male Aussie narrator tries to copy the style of the USA narrator (a nasally sort of twang), but comes across as inferior. The same goes for the Aussie female narrator who sounds like she has a plum in her cheeks. Still good though.
The audio has occasional dropouts, and though the video is 720 x 480, overall it appears to be inferior in quality to 1968D (which is only 352 x 240).
If you want to see the Aussie copies, download this collection. But 1968D is a superior collection with a wider variety of ads and a more polished presentation.