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Maple Flake Hygienic Food Co Battle Creek MI Mapl Cereal Advertising Trade Card

$ 12.67

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Condition: ANTIQUE = This Victorian-era advertising card is over 100 years old: Evidence of aging, flaws and wear, as seen in the HUGE scans provided. Please use the eBay ZOOM IN / magnifier to look closely for card flaws, especially on Corners, Reverse Side, and Edges. These images provide a critical part of the DESCRIPTION of Condition for this listing.
  • Antique Card Display Condition: Evidence of aging flaws and wear as shown in scans
  • Type of Advertising: Antique Victorian Advertising Trade Card
  • Brand: Maple-Flake Hygienic Food Co Battle Creek, MI Mich
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Authentic Antique Card Guaranteed by: Dave Cheadle Card Store
  • Date of Creation: Antique 100+ years old
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Size of Antique Card: Approx. 3.25 x 6 inches / As Shown by Ruler
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    "Mapl-Flake" Steam Cooked Food: Hygienic Food Co., Battle Creek, MI
    Cute children, creamer milk pitcher, cereal box, chef hat etc.
    Antique (over 100+ years old) Authentic Advertising Card
    Baker Chef Boy serves blonde girl: "Um-Um-Um, but it's good!"
    Mapl-Flake Cereal Hygienic Food Co., Battle Creek, Michigan
    .
    NOTE:
    -- from www:
    The Hygienic Food Company was originally established on the east side of Battle Creek, Michigan.
    Their Mapl-Flakes were so popular that they needed to expand production facilities and
    they purchased the old Cero-Fruto plant in 1906.
    Eight years later the company was reorganized and the corporate name was changed to Mapl-Flake Mills.
    Mapl-Flakes, made by the Hygienic Food Company, were sweetened with Vermont maple syrup.
    To allow the flavoring to penetrate the grain, it was necessary to rupture the hard outer coat of the bran.
    After the wheat was cooked in water until the bran burst, syrup and salt were added and cooking continued.
    According to Lippen, the mushy grain was dumped into "shallow vats where
    men in rubber boots tore the lumps apart with rakes and forks." The granules were then dried, flaked and baked.
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    Condition:
    - Displays with evidence of aging, flaws and wear, as seen in  HUGE  scans far above.
    Please ... SEE  the above   HUGE   SCANS to note any and all FLAWS!
    Size:
    --   see ruler in the scans.
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