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Caption continues below: Phairson[?] had a son who married Noah's daughter, and nearly spoilt the flood, by drinking up the water. This would he done-I for one believe it had the mixture been only half Glenlivet-the ballad [illegible] I for one am sure only one half Dewar.
Original preliminary sketch by Edmund J. Sullivan of an advertisement for Dewar's Whiskey.
Drawing mounted on p. [1] of a folded sheet, 15 1/8 x 22 inches, with another sketch by Sullivan mounted on p. [3] (see 1986.1621).
Dated at upper right: Dec. 1, 1923; at head, in pencil, "Dewars a Great Scot!"; at bottom, "Phairson[?] had a son who married Noah's daughter, and nearly spoilt the flood, by drinking up the water. This would he done-I for one believe it had the mixture been only half Glenlivet-the ballad [illegible] I for one am sure only one half Dewar."; note in pencil at lower right, "all sorts of odd fish in water."
Sketch shows a Scotsman in a kilt standing in the water, surrounded by fish, and draining a bucket, with the Ark and animals visible in the background.