Thinking of the phrase 'olden days' - What year comes to mind?

Answer 1

From 1900-1920.

Answer 2

I tend to break life into a section. I look to the years I have lived and then subtract that number from that. I.E. if you were born in 1960, you take 47 years from that and therefore for you the olden days are 1913-1959.

Answer 3

"Old" for most Americans means within the life of their own country.

For Europeans "old" means much, much older than that - so "olden days" for British people could mean the 13th century, or the 10th century, or way, way back in the Neolithic.