Subject: Whiskey advertising

Postcard or envelope addressed to Louis Widrig in Newport, Kentucky. The front features the address: 509 & 510 UNION TRUST BUILDING. The back of the postcard includes a full advertisement for "Pleasant Dreams Rye" whiskey, emphasizing its purity, age, and ability to induce happiness. The date is estimated to be around 1900 based on the style of the advertisement and the lack of more precise information. The geographic location is Newport, Kentucky.

Miniature ceramic jug featuring a stenciled advertisement: "Compliments of Max Sussman Columbus, Ohio. We don't keep our best whiskey but we sell it." Likely produced or distributed by Max Sussman in Columbus, Ohio, circa 1910.

Advertisement from the Pithole Daily Record, published in Pithole, Pennsylvania on May 9, 1868. The advertisement promotes "Rectified Whiskies" from A. S. Saul and Company, located at the corner of Centre and Elm Streets in Oil City, PA. This newspaper reflects the commercial activity during the Pennsylvania oil boom.

A trade card advertising Puritan Rye whiskey, issued by the Palace Cafe in Elkhart, Indiana. The card features a dancing girl whose leg kicks up when the booklet is opened, exposing her panties. Circa 1885.