This 1988 Crown Royal ad takes the form of a cross-stitch sampler, reworking the "Jack and Jill" nursery rhyme into a boozy punchline about Jack breaking his Crown Royal. The embroidered-look border and calligraphy styling give it a warm, homespun feel that stands out from typical whiskey advertising of the era.

• Nursery rhyme parody printed in an ornate faux cross-stitch style
• Floral embroidery-style border frames the text on all sides
• Crown Royal's purple bag and crown logo anchor the bottom of the page
• Clever, wordplay-driven copywriting sets it apart from typical liquor ads
• A fun conversation piece for whiskey or Crown Royal collectors
• Measure approximately 8 x 11 inches