This vintage die-cut tin lithograph counter-top advertising display promotes King George IV Scotch Whisky and features an illustration by the artist Lawson Wood. The scene depicts two elderly men in traditional Highland dress, including kilts and argyle socks, seated at a table with a green cloth. One man pours whisky from a King George IV bottle into a glass while the other observes with a pipe in his hand. A glass and a soda siphon sit on the table between them. The base of the illustration includes the caption, I said STOP - and he stoppit! in black text on an orange ground. The front slanted panel of the display features the brand name King George IV Whisky in black script above the slogan THE TOP NOTCH OF SCOTCH in red block letters. The artist's printed signature, Lawson Wood, is located in the lower-left corner of the illustration. The word COPYRIGHT appears in the lower-right corner. The display is constructed from a single sheet of lithographed tin, die-cut along the top edge and folded to create a wedge-shaped, self-standing base.