Vintage Brown-Forman King Whisky Pre-War Golf Scene Magazine Ad Ephemera For Sale

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Vintage Brown-Forman King Whisky Pre-War Golf Scene Magazine Ad Ephemera:
$18.99

This captivating piece of vintage ephemera is an original magazine advertisement for Brown-Forman\'s King Blended Whisky, boldly proclaiming \"KING MEANS BEST IN EVERYTHING\" and \"KING OF PRE-WAR WHISKY.\" The vibrant full-color illustration depicts a serene golf course scene, likely an iconic coastal location, painted by Harrison F. Miller for the Brown-Forman Collection. Below, a charming black and white line art illustration shows two distinguished gentlemen enjoying the whisky, one in a leisure robe and the other in a suit, alongside a prominent depiction of the King Black Label Blended Whisky bottle and a glass on ice. The advertisement highlights the whisky\'s smooth mellowness and full-flavored, satisfying taste, noting that its straight whiskies are 51 months or more old, comprising 40% straight whiskies and 60% grain neutral spirits, at 86 proof. This ad offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century advertising and the marketing of spirits during the pre-World War II era, originating from the Brown-Forman Distillers Corporation in Louisville, Kentucky. It is a wonderful collectible for enthusiasts of vintage advertising, whisky history, golf memorabilia, or Americana ephemera.