The Daily Record has delved into the past to put together a compilation of 12 objects that were commonplace in households across the country back in the 1960s — but not today.
It's no secret that Scotland — and the world — was a very different place back in the 1960s.are probably of The Beatles, flower power, and go-go boots. However, those who grew up in the country around that time will know that the reality was far less rosy due to high unemployment and the faltering of traditional industries.and see what has changed over the years.
Meanwhile, a lot of the modern household appliances and conveniences that we take for granted today were many years off — meaning instead of flatscreen TVs andTo give you an idea of what life was like back in the 1960s, the Daily Record has journeyed into the past to put together a list of commonplace household items. If you experienced life back then, a few of these are sure to bring back some bittersweet memories.
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