Kelloggs Corn Krispies (1933) - complete cereal box - NOS

An exceptionally rare survivor from the earliest days of Kellogg’s Corn Krispies, introduced in 1933. This is a complete, unassembled cereal box, preserved as new old stock (NOS). Nearly all boxes from this era were discarded after use, making intact examples like this virtually unheard of.

This piece showcases the clean, minimalist early Kellogg’s design with its W.K. Kellogg script signature and bold “Corn Krispies” typography. A true artifact of Depression-era grocery marketing, it bridges the earliest years of convenience foods and the birth of modern branding.

Measures 18.5" × 11.5" (flat, unassembled)
Copyright 1933
NOS condition – never folded or glued, excellent display quality

Rarity: Complete unassembled 1930s Kellogg’s boxes are almost never seen on the market. Most surviving examples are fragments, side panels, or flattened/folded stock. To find a full unused sheet from 1933 is extraordinary, making this a centerpiece for any serious cereal or advertising ephemera collection.