Early Cracker Jack Confection Advertising Prize Jumping Paper Frog

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Early Cracker Jack Confection Advertising Prize Jumping Paper Frog

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Early Cracker Jack Confection Advertising Prize Jumping Paper Frog
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The picture below shows larger inside and outside views of this Colorful 1930s Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Advertising Toy Prize Cardboard Jumping Frog. The Cracker Jack toy prize number for these was z-0317 and they were produced in the 1930s by a company named Gensburg. The prize has a colorful frog design on the outside. The inside pictures a 1930s Cracker Jack box. It is marked as follows:
NOVELTY CRACKER JACK
CRACKER JACK
NUT
RELIABLE CONFECTIONS
THIS IS OUR TRADE MARK
THE FAMOUS CONFECTION
and their famous slogan:
“THE MORE YOU EAT – THE MORE YOU WANT”
Inside is the instructions and a surprised family with this trick jumping frog.

The opened toy prize measures about 4-1/2'' x 2''. It appears to be in good condition as pictured with some extra paper and marks from a rubber band that used to be on it.

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