The "Mr. ZIP" cartoon character that was seen on postal delivery vehicles across the United States was originally developed by ad man Harold Wilcox, whose father was a postman. Wilcox's agency, Cunningham & Walsh, originally displayed the image for a Chase Manhattan bank-by-mail campaign.
the "mr zip" cartoon character that was seen on postal delivery vehicles across the united states was originally developed by ad man harold wilcox whose father was a postman wilcox's agency cunningham & walsh originally displayed the image for a chase manhattan bank-by-mail campaign