Vintage Kellogg's Cornflakes Tin – Red Storage Canister from 1989

Vintage Kellogg's Cornflakes Tin – Red Storage Canister from 1989

• Manufacturer: The Kellogg Company
• Manufacturing Date: 1989

Product Description:
This vintage storage tin from The Kellogg Company is a charming reproduction of the original design of the iconic cardboard Kellogg's Cornflakes box from 1914. The tin, in a striking red-orange color, is perfect for vintage design enthusiasts and collectors of unique items.

Features and Specifications:

• Manufacturer: The Kellogg Company
   
• Manufacturing Date: 1989
   
• Dimensions:
  • Height: 26 cm
  • Length: 18 cm
  • Width: 11.5 cm
     
• Design:
  The tin features a removable lid with a rolled edge, adorned with the phrase "Elke morgen de echte" ("The real thing every morning"). The front displays an image of a young girl sitting on a box of Kellogg's Cornflakes. The back features the well-known text "Kellogg's Cornflakes – De enge echte" ("The real thing"), accompanied by the words "W.K. Kellogg since 1906" and a reference to the original packaging.
   
• Text on the Sides:
  • Right Side: A description of the nutritional value of Kellogg's Cornflakes, highlighting protein content and low fat.
  • Left Side: An interesting reference to the history of Kellogg’s and the origins of cornflakes.
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Condition:
This tin is in good vintage condition, showing light signs of wear consistent with its age. It remains perfectly suitable for storing a box of Kellogg’s Cornflakes or as a decorative item in a retro-inspired kitchen. The photos provide a detailed overview of the tin's condition.

Kellogg’s Company: A History of Innovation

The Kellogg Company was founded in 1906 by Will Keith Kellogg after a disagreement with his brother John Harvey Kellogg over adding sugar to cornflakes. In 1922, the company officially changed its name to The Kellogg Company and established itself in Battle Creek, Michigan. Besides the iconic breakfast product, the Kellogg Foundation, established by Will Keith Kellogg in 1930, has played an important philanthropic role, with a donation of 66 million dollars in Kellogg stock.

Why This Tin is Worth Collecting:

This tin is more than just a functional item; it is a piece of history. It combines the nostalgic design of a famous brand packaging with the rich history of one of the world’s most well-known companies. Whether you use it as a storage container, as decoration in your kitchen, or as part of your retro collection, this vintage Kellogg’s tin is a valuable addition to any interior.

This tin offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of retro design and brand history, while also providing a functional place to store your favorite breakfast cereal.

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