Untouchable Lurzer’s
The ad archive wards off thieves.
Owning a Lürzer’s Archive book is a dangerous task. Often stolen for its beautiful imagery, the anthology of advertising took a step the stave off thieves. Introducing “Untouchable Covers,” prints that sit atop the book to prevent theft. The scintillating magazines (such as De-worming World and Doily News) cover such fascinating topics like “Why a logo can always be bigger,” and “99 problems [but a batch ain’t one].” Actually, with these pun-filled headlines, we’d read ‘em.
Credits:
advertiser: Lürzer’s Archive
agency: Leo Burnett London
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