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jameyrd
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I acquired this Kelloggs Cereal diplay rack at an auction. Probably used in the 1950s or 1960s in a diner, this display rack lists how to stock their various cereals and also warns you that they will take it back if not used for Kellogg's products only!
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Thanks for the interest Tony; there is no light in the sign.
I have one as well, but mine has just two shelves and a different topper that is sculpted differently, with "ask for Kellogg's" molded in relief, without the word "cereals". Also, mine isn't nearly as shiny.
For me it's a great shelf for some mini pedal cars, and some Tony the Tiger miscellany.
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