GANT Shirts

Playboy Nov. 1968

Kool Cigarettes

Playboy Nov. 1968

Fiat 850 Spider

Playboy Nov. 1968

Although technically two different cars, this ad is almost identical to the ad for the 124 Spider. Though the 850 is about $1000 cheaper. Of course, the engine was only a hair under 850cc (a little over half the size of the 124's engine, and smaller than many motorcycles), so you're not getting quite as much car.  

Smirnoff Bloody Marys

Playboy Nov. 1968

Ford Cobra

Playboy Nov. 1968

Tareyton Smokers

Playboy Sept. 1966

Yup.  Still fighting.

London Fog Raincoat

Playboy Sept. 1966

Jockey Underwear

Playboy Sept. 1966

These ads originally ran on three separate pages.  

Old Spice Lime

Playboy Sept. 1966

Contact Slacks

Playboy Sept. 1966

MG Sprite

Playboy Sept. 1966

Back in the day they actually sold MGs in America.  Check out that 30 mpg.  Not bad, even for today.  That's a super cheap car, too.  The quoted $2000 works out to $14,490 in today's dollars.  You won't fine any car at that price except maybe a base-model Yaris anymore.  Bring back the old days!

Fife & Drum Belts by Paris

Playboy Sept. 1966

Jayson's Mod Shirts

Playboy Sept. 1966

For those who don't know about Mods: Learn yo' self!

Drummond

Playboy, Sept. 1966

Mr. Wrangler Gives Away a Mustang

Playboy Sept. 1966

Dingos Boots

Playboy Sept. 1966

Something something something OJ Simpson something something.

Dickies

Playboy Sept. 1066

London Fog

Playboy Sept. 1966

Firestone

Playboy Sept. 1966

Johnnie Walker Red

Playboy Sept. 1966

"... 'Bout time. ya big cheapskate."

Broomsticks and Beatles Lookalikes

Playboy Sept. 1966

Eagle's Shirts, School Colors

Playboy Sept. 1966

I thought this was pretty neat.  Listing a whole bunch of schools in whose colors Eagles makes shirts looks like a good way to attract young buyers.  I'm not sure how this works considering that nowadays most schools licence their colors and you have to get a deal to sell things like that.  But maybe it's OK since they don't actually have the school's logo?