Advertisement, Seagram's Seven Crown Whiskey, "Say Seagram's and Be Sure" Studio Still Life, Original Magazine Ad, USA, 1962

The bottle, the glasses, the pitcher — perfectly lit and entirely sure of itself.

Seagram's Seven Crown ran one of the most elegant whiskey campaigns of the early 1960s, and this 1962 full-page color advertisement captures it perfectly: a beautifully lit studio photograph of the bottle, traditional whiskey glasses, and a clear pitcher, the famous "7 Crown" logo anchoring the composition. The tagline "Say Seagram's and Be Sure" carries the confidence of a brand that needed no further explanation. The reverse is the back cover of the magazine — a Camel tobacciana advertisement featuring Jim Arender, world champion parachutist, showing the expected wear of a back cover.

A distinguished piece for a bar, study, or spirits collection. A memorable gift for whiskey enthusiasts, mid-century advertising collectors, or lovers of classic American brand design.

• Original full-page color print ad, 1962
• Double-sided: Seagram's Seven Crown Whiskey / Camel tobacciana back cover reverse (some wear)
• Studio still life with bottle, glasses, and pitcher
• Tagline: "Say Seagram's and Be Sure"
• Dimensions: 10.5 x 13.25 inches
• Condition: Very Good Vintage — border tears on left and bottom; micro tears on remaining borders; back cover shows additional wear; colors remain bright
• One available