Post Toasties Compact Box

Here's a mid-1960s Post Toasties 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.

Snow White, the Seven Dwars, and a box of Post Toasties

Here's a 1938 newspaper ad for Post Toasties cereal with cutouts of the stars of the Walt Disney animated feature "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."

Really Old Post Toasties

Here's a 1920s magazine ad for Post Toasties corn flakes.

The Compact Box Strikes Again

From circa 1964, here's a box of Post Toasties Corn Flakes, with an offer for a Rory Raccoon inflatable toy.

Why couldn't it have been an inflatable version of Jayne Mansfield?

This came in the infamous compact box that General Foods abandoned in 1965.

Is There A Difference In Corn Flakes?

From circa 1950, here's a magazine ad for Post Toasties Corn Flakes.  The ad also includes Post-Tens, ten little boxes of cereal.

POST TOASTIES CORN FLAKES

From 1960-61, here's a commercial for Post Toasties Corn Flakes with Rory Raccoon.  Rory (along with his nemesis Claudius Crow) would become a regular on CBS TV's Linus the Lionhearted cartoon show in 1964.

Who Ate My Post Toasties?

Here's a 1925 magazine ad for Post Toasties Corn Flakes.

And Now, A Word From Out Sponsor

From the early 1950s, here's a commercial for Post Toasties corn flakes, which aired during an episode of Hopalong Cassidy.

Would You Buy Cereal From This Man?

In a commercial shown originally during the closing moments of a 1963 CBS Network telecast of The New Phil Silvers Show, here's Phil with how to get Post Toasties out of an ear of corn.

Hell, Andy Griffith and Bugs Bunny did the same.

Just Who The Hell Ate My Goddamned Post Toasties?!

Animated television commercial for Post Toasties Corn Flakes which first aired in 1955.

I'd Be Scared If A Bunch Of Corn Flakes Came Flying Our Of An Ear Of Corn, Opie

Here's an integrated commercial for Post Toasties Corn Flakes with Andy Griffith and Ronny Howard (as Opie) from a 1961 telecast of The Andy Griffith Show.

It's All In The Wrist, Doc

From 1960-61, here's a commercial for Post Toasties Cereal, starring Warner Brothers cartoon legends Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck (both voice, or course, by the incomperable Mel Blanc).  This probably aired during an ABC Network prime-time telecast of The Bugs Bunny Show.