Smoky, swinging, and unmistakably mid-century — the nightclub floor of Oak n' Spruce Resort in South Lee, Massachusetts hums with cocktail-hour energy in this warm chrome-era promotional card. A band in matching jackets works the stage beneath a glowing red globe while guests in sport coats and floral dresses crowd the dance floor and bar rail, hats still on heads in that easy early-'60s way. Oak n' Spruce, billed as sitting "In the Heart of the Berkshires," was a beloved Jewish resort-style retreat catering to vacationers seeking a Catskills-adjacent experience in western Massachusetts — entertainment, golf, and socializing all on one property. Published in 1968 by Bill Bard Associates of Monticello, New York — the same Catskills hub that serviced dozens of Borscht Belt properties — this "Superchrome" card is an evocative artifact of the Berkshires resort golden age. Unused, with a penciled stock notation (148/221) in the corner.