The year was 1951. Ellerton Jette, the president of a small shirt manufacturer in Maine, needed an ad campaign. The problem? He only had $30,000. He had heard of David Ogilvy, the up-and-coming advertising man. So he approached him knowing that his budget was smaller than Ogilvy was accustomed to.
Loved this one if capturing a moment in class.
On the other hand, Kramer continued the tradition of the eyepatch.