It's Even Got A Prize Inside!

Here are the front, side, and back covers of an empty 1985 box of Ralton's Cracker Jack Cereal.

Post Sugar Crisp, Early '60s

Here's an early-1960s box of Post Sugar Crisp.



Well, the front of it anyhow.

From All Sides

Here's a complete box of Shredded Ralston cereal, the forerunner of Wheat Chex.

Post Rice Krinkles Box With So-Hi

Here's the front of a circa-1964 compact box of Post Rice Krinkles cereal with So-Hi.

Post Toasties Compact Box

Here's a mid-1960s Post Toasties cereal box.

Twinkles

From probably the very early 1960s, here's a box of General Mills' Twinkles cereal, with a story book in the back of the box.

Hey! Where Are The Kansas City A's?

Here are the front and back of a 1955 package of Post Sugar Crisp cereal.



Featured here is an offer for patches of 15 of the then-16 Major League Baseball clubs, minus the newly-transplanted Kansas City Athletics, late of Philadelphia.

Before There Was That Blasted Rabbit

Here's a 1950s Trix cereal box.

Another Old Post Toasties Box

From 1973-74, here's another old Post Toasties cereal box.

Old Post Toasties Box

From the mid-1950s, here's a Post Toasties one-ounce cereal box.

Box Of Kix

Here's the front of an old box (circa 1940) of General Mills' Kix Cereal.  The corn puffs were probably still described in 1940 as bubbles.

Wheaties: Breakfast Of Mousketeers!

From around 1955, here's a Wheaties cereal box with a special offer from Mickey Mouse.

General Mills was at that time a sponsor of ABC's Mickey Mouse Club.

Where's The Postman?

Here's a circa-1957 box of Post Alpha Bits.

Was Esther Included?

Here's a late-1950s box of General Mills' Wheaties which included a contest for an Esther Williams swimming pool.

Remember---That Was Still A War Going On

Here are the front and back of a 1944 Wheaties box.

Wow! A Ready-to-Eat Oat Cereal!!!

From circa 1945, here's the front and side panel from a box of General Mills' Cheerios.

Where's Tennessee Tuxedo?

From what looks like the mid-1960s, here's a box of General Mills' Frosty Os, with Chumley the Walrus, a sidekick on the old Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales television show on the front.

Where's Betty Fairfield?

From 1934, here's a box of Wheaties with what's supposed to be a photo of Jack Armstrong (The All-American Boy!) on the back.

Breakfast of Bowlers

From the mid-1960s, here a box of General Mills' Wheaties.

Raisin Bran, The Kellogg's Way

From circa 1956, here's a box of Kellogg's Raisin Bran.