Advertising Sells [Sell’s Advertising Agency]

Editor: Robert Money
Publisher: Sells Ltd, London
Publication: Late 1960s, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, comb-bound
Pages: 16
Size: 260 x 260
Text: English

Self promotion document for advertising agency 'Sells'.

Sells Ltd, founded in 1869 by Henry Sell in London’s Fleet Street, grew into one of the world’s largest advertising agencies by 1900, with offices in Paris, Edinburgh and Montreal. It published the influential Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press and expanded to larger premises, including Brettenham House in 1934. In the 1950s Olive Hirst became the first woman managing director of a major British agency and the first female IPA fellow. After winning the Layton Trophy in 1959, the firm was absorbed in a mid-1960s merger. By the late 1960s–early 1970s the Sells name still appeared at Roxburghe House, Regent Street, marking its final phase.

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