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About This Image:

Title: 1954 Corn Flakes Frogman Box

Submitted by Mr Breakfast on 10/1/2016

Comment from submitter:

From 1954: 'Navy Frogman Free in this package! Dives under water by itself.' The directions were to place baking powder in a compartment at the Frogman's foot and seal it. Then place the Frogman in water and watch the magic. This particular box was from Canada, but Frogmen were available in the U.S. in boxes of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Sugar Frosted Flakes and Sugar Corn Pops.