I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

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A real shame. GROWING. The back of the handle, too, is beautifully decorated. You authorize Mother’s Market & Kitchen to contact you at the telephone and email address provided via call, text message or email. It is a 1912 ad and I’ve inserted it in the post. They’re in perfect condition. Advertising paper framed print for Mothers Oats titled "The Naughty Boy" , a mischievous little boy smokes his dads pipe while wearing his shoes, hat, and overalls. For decades, American ceramics companies produced dishware for the Quaker Oats Company that Quaker put in its boxes of oats, including the box of Mother’s Oats pictured here. In other cases, however, although much information has been unearthed, a definite identification remains elusive. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. Includes Certificate of Authenticity! Also includes a Hard Corps Valiant print signed by Tom Ryder ad Mike Leeke; both appear to be in near mind condition, no C.O.A.s, AN AMAZINGLY DECORATIVE AND HIGH QUALITY VICTORIAN STYLE STATUE OF A BOY READING A BOOK. There are a couple of dishes on eBay right now that I think might be similar to yours. Please ask any questions you may have. From Google Books “The Roller Mill”, Volume 17, 1898, by Charles S. Parke and Augustine B Kellogg. * 1900: Akron Cereal Company ad for Mother’s Oats does not include illustration of oats as depicted on the spoon. A. Rogers as “Warwick”. Advertising paper framed print for Mothers Oats titled "The Naughty Boy" , a mischievous little boy smokes his dads pipe while wearing his shoes, hat, and overalls. ( Log Out /  Measures approx. Includes letter of authenticity. * 1885: Pamphlet published “The AMC Perfect Cereals: What To Buy And How To Use Cereals”. Articles, Rinker on Collectibles: R.I.P. I discovered the pattern is Leonara and they are mid grade silver plate, and even after a good polishing are very yellow. Who throws this stuff into Land Fill???? "A Mother's Love" is a limited edition giclee on canvas by Pino (1931-2010), numbered and hand signed by the artist. The description of this pamphlet, as taken from the Michigan State University Libraries  Special Collections, http://www.lib.msu.edu/exhibits/sliker/detail.jsp?id=5993 follows: “The cream-colored front cover of this pamphlet has a large color lithograph by M. M. & O. Lith, N.Y, of a scantily clad young girl holding a grain sickle and bundle of wheat with one hand above her eyes as if she is trying to look in the far distance. ( Log Out /  Your credit card or PayPal account will be charged. Such is the case with a silver plate spoon marked “Mothers.” on the back. I wonder if this was some kind of a premium. * 1895: Akron Cereal Company uses the term “Mother’s” (Mother’s with an apostrophe) in an ad for Wheat Wafers. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. * 1901: “The Grain Dealer’s Journal” notes O. C. Barber formed Great Western Cereal Company being comprised of ten companies including Akron Cereal Company. Sterling Silver | Genuine Turquoise, Coral, Shell, Mother of Pearl, Jet | AD Vintage Mixed Stones Inlay Bracelet | Zuni Native American Southwest Indian Jewelry | Weight:14.3 Grams, | Dimensions: Chromolithograph Published 1869-1914, London for "Vanity Fair" Paper Size: 15 x 11 inch (38 x 28cm) Good Condition, A Cerebus "Drinking Buddies" print signed by Dave Sim and Gerhard.

I can’t believe I found mine in a Giant Trash Can aka Dumpster in a very very old box. Framed in a circa 1900 oak and gesso frame. It seemed rather old when I found it rather discarded in a junk drawer in Shaker Heights, Ohio. * 1886: Akron Milling Company was merged into F. Schumacher Milling Company which was later merged into the American Cereal Company, per Google Books “Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens ,1908”. * 1907: Great Western Cereal Company (Chicago) registers “Mother’s” (with an apostrophe) trademark on August 21, 1907. Where have they all gone? In addition it was next to a box of Crown silverware Service for 8 in the Pattern Radiance. In 1879, John Stuart and his brother Robert, joined with George Douglas to form Imperial Mill and set up shop in Chicago, Illinois. I had considered the possibility that these were two separate trademarks used by two separate companies in order to explain the apostrophe or lack there of.

It remains one of the longest continually running logos and trademarks in the history of American advertising. As I might have mentioned in other posts, I love to research the history of items that I list at my Etsy shop. How do I read the “Best Before” code?

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