Published in 1956, this awesome Ogilvy Ad is called "The Man From Schweppes Is Here” shows the sharply dressed CEO...
This is a big list of all the most famous David Ogilvy print ads. These span from the 1950's to...
This 1960s Shell ad sells gas highlighting how 3 of 9 ingredients fight hidden engine noise.
This is David Ogilvy's most successful ad, bringing in billions of dollars of revenue for the Ogilvy & Mather advertising...
Gin and Schweppes Tonic
"Never swizzle Schweppes Tonic," chides Commander Whitehead. "Schweppervescence swizzles itself."
"You can see the lemon in the Schweppes Bitter Lemon. That's because Schweppes uses whole, fresh lemons. Juice, pulp, peep,...
"It's mutiny to mix a Gin-and-Tonic without Schweppes!"
The President of Schweppes U.S.A tells why Schweppes Tonic always has the same classic flavor - whether you drink it...
Scheweppes - The emperor of all the Ginger Ales
This Ogilvy print was part of the famous “How to” campaign that showcased the Ogilvy’s strategy and copywriting skills. Red...
This Ogilvy print was part of the famous “How to” campaign that showcased the Ogilvy’s strategy and copywriting skills. Red...
This Ogilvy print was part of the famous "How to" campaign that showcased the Ogilvy's strategy and copywriting skills. Red...
Part of Ogilvy's famous "how to" campaign that showcases the agencies copywriting and strategy skills. Red areas are most likely...
Print ad created by Ogilvy showcasing the agencies knowledge on launching new products. Red areas are most likely to attract...
Not only was it an advertisement for Guinness, but people used to tear it out of the magazine and keep...
This is a famous 1962 Pink Dove Ad by Ogilvy. Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by...
This print 1956 print ad by Ogilvy showing Schweppes as priceless cargo. Red areas are most likely to attract attention,...
One of the Classic Zippo Lighter Print ads from the 1960's campaign. Showing that the Zippo still works 20 years...
Part of Ogilvy's Guinness Guide To... campaign. Red areas are most likely to attract attention, followed by Yellow/Orange areas, and...
This is a classic Ogilvy ad from the late 50's.