Vintage 1960s law-enforcement drug education presentation set produced by Winston Products for Education.

This large-format instructional flip chart, titled “Dangerous Drugs and Narcotics – Basic Information and Content,” was designed as a teaching aid for police officers, schools, and community anti-drug programs during the early years of modern narcotics education in the United States.

The set measures approximately 16 x 22 inches and is bound in its original black leather-textured presentation cover with gold lettering and strap closure. Inside are the original large display boards used during presentations, each printed with bold graphics and instructional material explaining drug types, effects, and identification.

Examples of the boards include topics such as:

Drug forms (tablets, pills, capsules)

Categories such as stimulants and depressants

Marijuana education panels including “Marijuana – The Big Question”

Additional informational graphics used for classroom or community presentations

These panels were designed to be flipped upward while the presenter spoke to an audience, making the large graphics visible to a classroom or lecture group.

This example is complete and in very good vintage condition, with:

All original boards present

Clean, bright graphics

Light age wear to the outer cover consistent with use

Original binding and strap intact

Historic educational materials from the 1960s drug awareness campaigns have become increasingly collectible, particularly examples used by law enforcement or school systems. The bold mid-century graphics and large display format also make these sets attractive for collectors of counterculture history, policing memorabilia, and vintage educational ephemera.

A fascinating piece of American social history from the early drug-education era.

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