Loose Advertisements Collection from Aspen Magazine No. 4: The McLuhan Issue

Loose Advertisements Collection from Aspen Magazine No. 4: The McLuhan Issue

Advertising--United States--1960s; Environmental advocacy; Conservation movements; Sierra Club; Alcoholic beverages--Marketing; Music festivals--Colorado; Consumer culture; Luxury goods; Cultural tourism; Grand Canyon--Dams--Protests; Wilderness preservation; Cognac; Cocktails; Aspen Music Festival

These advertisements were interspersed throughout the issue rather than contained within the designated Advertisements folder. They represent the same consumer culture and luxury lifestyle marketing (spirits, travel/culture) as the contained advertisements, reinforcing the mid-1960s aesthetic and target demographic of Aspen Magazine.

Multiple advertisers: Sierra Club (David Brower, Executive Director); Remy Martin; Gordon's; The Music Associates of Aspen, Incorporated

Spring 1967

Is part of Aspen Magazine No. 4 (Spring 1967); Companion to Section 9 (Advertisements folder); Sierra Club founded 1892 by John Muir, became prominent in 1960s environmental movement; David Brower served as Executive Director 1952-1969; Grand Canyon dam proposals defeated through advocacy campaigns; Aspen Music Festival founded 1949; Music Associates of Aspen formed 1964

Four separate full color, printed flyer ads

English

Advertisement collection; Print advertisements; Advocacy advertising; Product advertising; Cultural promotion; Ephemera; Mixed media collection