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1914 Antique/Vintage Kellogg’s Cereal Advertisement Print– Women’s Suffrage Theme – Great historical significance
Up for your consideration is a very scarce early Kellogg’s Cereal advertisement print featuring a Women’s Suffrage “Votes for Women” ad. Across the top, bold suffrage lettering frames a charming scene of young girls marching with signs promoting Kellogg’s Toasted Corn Flakes.
Kellogg’s produced this ad during the era of women’s suffrage, aiming to appeal to the women who typically handled household shopping. In a clever and supportive nod to the movement, the company depicted children carrying cereal boxes like voting placards—symbolizing that “the women of this country have always voted ‘Aye’ on the contents.” Crispness, freshness, and flavor were guaranteed, and the imagery remains both historically meaningful and visually delightful.
This is a hard‑to‑find early print of advertising history—an excellent addition for collectors of early cereal memorabilia, suffrage‑era ephemera, or unique turn‑of‑the‑century prints. Truly something new to discover every day.
it is still in its original plastic wrap which i did not remove. the back is cardboard
Measures 21 by 16
