Snozaloony - Kelloggs Corn Flakes mask (1950s) - backside

From the delightfully oddball “Snozaloony” series issued by Kellogg’s in the 1950s, this cutout mask features the oversized glasses and goofy grin that made these designs instant kid-favorites at the breakfast table. What made the Snozaloony line unique was its interactive gimmick — each box included a balloon that could be inflated and attached through the cutout nose hole, creating a ridiculous “balloon nose” effect.

Encouraging children to collect all eight variations, Kellogg’s tied these masks to parties, plays, and circus fun — few survived intact, making them a quirky and desirable piece of mid-century advertising ephemera.

Measures approx. 8.5" × 11"
Mid-1950s release
From the balloon-nose Snozaloony mask series

Rarity & Value: Snozaloony masks appear far less often than Kellogg’s standard False Faces cutouts, since most were destroyed in play.