Sleepy box. Note the perforated lines around the front panel. These could be cut out and collected as trading cards. Opposite side has a "Mickey Mouse Tiny Theater" comic. Box measures 3.75" x 2.5" x 1".
Box images via gasolinealleyantiques.
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Showing posts with label ~food/candy/beverage. Show all posts
Sunday, December 3, 2017
Snow White 'Candy and Toy'
Snow White "Candy and Toy" boxes. Issued by the Super Novelty Candy Company of Newark, NJ. Date from 1950s. Snow White and Dopey pictured in Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles (2nd edition, 2007, p.859).
Sleepy box. Note the perforated lines around the front panel. These could be cut out and collected as trading cards. Opposite side has a "Mickey Mouse Tiny Theater" comic. Box measures 3.75" x 2.5" x 1".
Sleepy box. Note the perforated lines around the front panel. These could be cut out and collected as trading cards. Opposite side has a "Mickey Mouse Tiny Theater" comic. Box measures 3.75" x 2.5" x 1".
Monday, October 23, 2017
"Take A Bite" Menu
"Take A Bite With Snow White" menu, copyrighted 1938 Cramer-Tobias-Meyer. On the two-color front cover, Snow White wears a striped bodice as she makes a pie. Measures 4.75" x 6.5".
Opens to “Menu” pages.
The menu folds out to an activity page that challenges readers to guess the names of all the dwarfs. Open measurements: 9.5" x 13”.
The rear cover features a Dopey image for coloring.
Opens to “Menu” pages.
The menu folds out to an activity page that challenges readers to guess the names of all the dwarfs. Open measurements: 9.5" x 13”.
The rear cover features a Dopey image for coloring.
Add'l images via Hake's
Thursday, October 19, 2017
De Beukelaer Snow White Chocolate Bar Labels
In the 1940s, De Beukelaer of Belgium manufactured Snow White chocolate bars. Here's some of their illustrated labels.
18 x 10 cm
18 x 10 cm
21.5 x 9.3 cm
17 x 10.6 cm
17 x 10.6 cm
In earlier Archive entries, see the De Beukelaer cards that were issued as a premium with their chocolate bars, as well as the albums used to collect them.
18 x 10 cm
Label images via THE WORLD OF BELGIAN CHOCOLATERIES.
18 x 10 cm
21.5 x 9.3 cm
17 x 10.6 cm
17 x 10.6 cm
In earlier Archive entries, see the De Beukelaer cards that were issued as a premium with their chocolate bars, as well as the albums used to collect them.
Tuesday, October 17, 2017
1950s Snow White "Yellow" Bread Labels
Yellow end labels were found on Donald Duck Bread wrappers in the 1950s.
A couple of store advertisment signs for Donald Duck Bread.
Many different Disney character labels were included in the promotion. There were eight from Snow White.
A couple of store advertisment signs for Donald Duck Bread.
Image via Hakes.
Many different Disney character labels were included in the promotion. There were eight from Snow White.
1950s Snow White "Portrait" Bread Labels
A 1950s Disney bread promotion with portrait end labels of the Snow White characters. Twelve total. Found on individual loaves of bread, the labels could be collected, trimmed with scissors, and attached with glue to one of three card stock "picture frame" background posters.
Snow White bread label; measures 2.75" x 2.75".
Picture No. 1 - The Seven Dwarfs (four of the dwarfs).
Picture No. 2 - The Poison Apple (Snow White, Witch, two forest animals).
Picture No. 3 - Prince Charming (Snow White, Prince, two dwarfs).
These puppies are rare! We'll keep looking for the others to post here if we find them.
Snow White bread label; measures 2.75" x 2.75".
Picture No. 1 - The Seven Dwarfs (four of the dwarfs).
Picture No. 2 - The Poison Apple (Snow White, Witch, two forest animals).
Picture No. 3 - Prince Charming (Snow White, Prince, two dwarfs).
Images via Hakes.
These puppies are rare! We'll keep looking for the others to post here if we find them.
1950s Snow White "Purple" Bread Labels
In the 1950s, Donald Duck Bread was popular with kids. Each loaf was issued with a collectible end label featuring a different Disney character. A Snow White series was produced with 16 separate purple-edge labels.
In the 1974 book, Disneyana by Munsey (p.261), there is an early 1950s photo of Walt Disney with a loaf of Donald Duck Bread. He's next to several Snow White cardboard store displays. If you look close at the largest standee, Snow White is holding a give-away premium.
This freebie was a poster (12" x 12") picturing the Seven Dwarfs' cottage (in the background) and the forest opening (foreground). It included 16 blank spaces. According to the instructions on the back, kids were to have their moms touch the end label with a lukewarm iron to slide it off of the bread wrapper. Then the child could cut the figure out and glue it in the proper space on the picture.
Listed in Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles (2nd edition, 2007, p.859).
Also see the previous Archive entry featuring the 1939 Guards of the Forest bread promotion.
Further labels via gasolinealleyantiques.com
In the 1974 book, Disneyana by Munsey (p.261), there is an early 1950s photo of Walt Disney with a loaf of Donald Duck Bread. He's next to several Snow White cardboard store displays. If you look close at the largest standee, Snow White is holding a give-away premium.
This freebie was a poster (12" x 12") picturing the Seven Dwarfs' cottage (in the background) and the forest opening (foreground). It included 16 blank spaces. According to the instructions on the back, kids were to have their moms touch the end label with a lukewarm iron to slide it off of the bread wrapper. Then the child could cut the figure out and glue it in the proper space on the picture.
Listed in Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles (2nd edition, 2007, p.859).
Also see the previous Archive entry featuring the 1939 Guards of the Forest bread promotion.
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