
Cream of Wheat 'Who Can Spell Cream of Wheat?' Print Advertisement
This item is a framed print advertisement for "Cream of Wheat." The print is done with color accents and depicts a teacher sitting at a desk with a large box of Cream of Wheat, addressing several young African American children who are raising their hands. A framed picture of "Rastus," the iconic Cream of Wheat chef, is visible on the wall behind the teacher. Text at the bottom reads "'WHO CAN SPELL CREAM OF WHEAT?'." Smaller text indicates it was "Printed by Edward C. Brown for Cream of Wheat Co." and includes copyright information, though the specific year is difficult to read. The print is on paper, and it appears to be a page or section from a larger publication, possibly The Youth's Companion, as suggested by text at the top that appears to say "FROM THE COMPANION, ADDS FOR ALL THE FAMILY." The paper is yellowed with age and exhibits creases and some staining or foxing, particularly along the edges. The colors are somewhat faded. The overall condition suggests significant age and handling, consistent with an antique or vintage print.
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Estimated Value
$75-125
Basic Information
Category
Print Advertisement
Appraised On
August 28, 2025
Estimated Value
$75-125
Item Description
This item is a framed print advertisement for "Cream of Wheat." The print is done with color accents and depicts a teacher sitting at a desk with a large box of Cream of Wheat, addressing several young African American children who are raising their hands. A framed picture of "Rastus," the iconic Cream of Wheat chef, is visible on the wall behind the teacher. Text at the bottom reads "'WHO CAN SPELL CREAM OF WHEAT?'." Smaller text indicates it was "Printed by Edward C. Brown for Cream of Wheat Co." and includes copyright information, though the specific year is difficult to read. The print is on paper, and it appears to be a page or section from a larger publication, possibly The Youth's Companion, as suggested by text at the top that appears to say "FROM THE COMPANION, ADDS FOR ALL THE FAMILY." The paper is yellowed with age and exhibits creases and some staining or foxing, particularly along the edges. The colors are somewhat faded. The overall condition suggests significant age and handling, consistent with an antique or vintage print.
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