The Most Popular Products of a Generation

1. The Twiggy Doll

Where It Was Sold: Sears and Macy'sOrganisation: Mattel Initial Cost: $3.50* With the release of the Twiggy Doll in the 1960s, Mattel fulfilled the desire of many for a piece of the legendary supermodel Twiggy. This fashion doll, which was available at Macy's and Sears, was more than simply a toy; it was a statement piece of clothing, a collectible, and a symbol of London Mod style. She had a big effect on young girls and was a symbol of the ideal of beauty at the time with her neat bob cut and mod clothes.

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Twiggy Doll | @Google/Pinterest | @TheriaultsDollsTwiggy was a symbol of the 'Swinging London' culture of the 1960s, with her wide-eyed, slender form. In the toy industry, the Twiggy Doll caused a stir, winning over young girls who wanted to be as stylish and powerful as Twiggy.

2. The Roadster MGB

British Motor Cars Distributors (San Francisco, CA) is the location where it was sold.British Motor Corporation is the company. Original Cost: $2,527 The MGB Roadster represented freedom and the wide road more than it did mere transportation. Automobile lovers were enthralled with this British sports automobile because of its svelte look and potent performance, which made it available for purchase at dealerships all throughout America.

The Roadster MGB ©DeFacto/Wikimedia Encapsulating the spirit of adventure and independence that defined the decade, it was an iconic piece from the 1960s. Being the owner of an MGB Roadster was a declaration of one's love of style and speed. It was a pleasure to drive and a delight to behold with its sleek appearance and deft handling.