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1934 Babe Ruth Quaker Oats Store Display Sign
The fast-living Babe Ruth would never be mistaken for a Quaker, but he did lend his name and image to this eye-catching display sign for Quaker Puffed Wheat and Rice. Boasting "1,000 PRIZES EVERY WEEK," Ruth encourages kids to join his baseball club and win one of numerous prizes from trips to equipment such as gloves and baseballs. The 19.5" x 16" sign has had some professional restoration done to the color and to the creases and cracks in the cardboard and displays very nicely.
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