If TV and newspapers tell us anything, it’s that working in advertising back in the 60′s and 70′s was fun, booze-fueled and that everyone smoked lots and had buxom secretaries.
Perhaps bearing this in mind it’s no surprise that ad-agencies managed to come up with the following classic ad-campaigns.
I now feel my curves would have been more appreciated back then!
Enjoy.
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John Mitchell November 15th, 2013, late afternoon
AIDS was first clinically observed in 1981, so how could the second advert down be vintage?