Remember the ads of yore? Take a look at these 15 vintage fast-food ads to see just how much advertising has changed.

McDonald’s in the 1970s had a faux flower, red brick vibe that we miss tremendously when visiting the sleek, tech-forward ...

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For McDonald's customers in the 1980s, the restaurant was a symbol of America, which translated into the chain's advertising campaigns. In honor of the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles ...

Heck, even the footnote for the McDonald’s quote above — “*Available for a limited time, while supplies last” — brings back memories of vintage ads for those of us in the target demographic.

The first McDonald's franchise opened in Des Plaines, Illinois, on April 15, 1955. By the 1970s, McDonald's had grown into an increasingly popular fast-food establishment. The Quarter Pounder ...