Tomahawk - Kelloggs Corn Flakes mask (1954) - Original Store Display Sign

Issued in 1954 as part of Kellogg’s bold “Free 3-D Masks” campaign, this vibrant store display sign features the “Tomahawk” character — one of the more striking and controversial masks offered on Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies boxes.

Printed as a double-sided color lithograph, the sign would have been hung in grocery aisles to advertise the cut-out masks. Nearly all were discarded after the promotion, making survivors like this extremely scarce.

Measures 12.5" × 19"
Double-sided litho
Original 1950s issue
Rare Kellogg’s advertising piece reflecting mid-century mask culture