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Early 20th Century Self-Framed Tin Litho Grape-Nuts Sign workplace This would have likely been

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This would have likely been found set atop of a store counter

and preventing mold growth

Late 19th century

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Early 20th Century Self-Framed Tin Litho Grape-Nuts Sign workplace This would have likely beenc. 1910s; Postum Cereal Co., Inc. Battle Creek, MI Antique tin litho cereal advertising sign. This piece advertises Grape Nuts, the impossibly hard to chew cereal created in 1897 by Charles W. Post. The sign references the cereal's early health claims, something Post would've learned while a patient at Battle Creek Sanitarium, where director John Kellogg claimed how grain filled foods can alter human behavior. Where Kellogg invented Corn Flakes and

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