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Description
This is an original 1925 magazine advertisement for Post’s Bran Flakes, promoting the cereal as a wholesome breakfast food associated with health, digestion, and national well-being, with prominent period copy reading “BRAN — that’s good to eat!” and a classical-style female profile used as a visual emblem of vitality. Printed on original 1925 magazine paper, the ad reflects early 20th-century American food and nutrition advertising that blended scientific language with idealized imagery during the Art Deco era. The advertisement was removed from its original publication and shows age-related toning and light edge wear consistent with antique magazine paper; this is an authentic period advertisement on antique paper, not a reproduction or later reprint.
Keywords
1925 Post’s Bran Flakes ad, Post cereal advertisement, antique breakfast food advertising, bran cereal ad, 1920s nutrition advertising, Art Deco food ad, American cereal history, vintage health food marketing, original magazine ad, early packaged food advertising
Measurements are approximately inches by inches.
10.5 x 13.90I am happy to combine shipping. I will combine into one package and refund overages unless you let me know to send as separate shipments.
