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1956 Jell-O Magazine Print Ad Queen & Pussycat Nursery Rhyme Vintage Ephemera

$15
Size
OS
Condition
Good
Color
Yellow
Category
HomeArt
Brand
Jell-O
Style Tags
90s
Original 1956 Jell-O magazine print advertisement removed from a vintage period publication. • Brand: Jell-O (General Foods Corporation) • Year: 1956 (Printed copyright: "COPR. 1956, GENERAL FOODS CORP.") • Subject: Whimsical mid-century illustration of a queen and a cat in a tuxedo dining on molded gelatin dessert • Text Transcribed: "Pussycat, pussycat, where have you been? / Up to the palace for tea with the Queen. / We both dined on Jell-O, but her plate was bigger / She eats all she wants and still keeps her figger." • Approximate Dimensions: 9.6 x 12.9 inches • Reverse: Contains unrelated period magazine printing / editorial text • Condition: Light expected age toning and edge handling consistent with vintage paper ephemera Items are packaged securely in a protective sleeve with a rigid backing and shipped quickly to ensure safe arrival. Check out all of our similar items!

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