1950s SHREDDED WHEAT anaglyphic 3-D cereal premium 3D

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Offering for sale: A very unusual BREAKFAST CEREAL PREMIUM SET marketed by NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT from the 1950s . While there is no date on any of the items, the promo is something I remember seeing as a kid growing up in the 1950s. Originally Shredded Wheat cereal was a large-sized "biscuit" that barely fit in a bowl. They were stacked in rows in the cereal boxes (horizontal boxes) and cardboard dividers were inserted between each stack of biscuits. From time to time, Nabisco would print things on the cardboard dividers as buyer incentives -- premiums. In this case, the dividers were printed with anaglyphic images of wild animals that looked like they were in 3-D when viewed with anaglyphic glasses (red and blue 3-D glasses) which were found inside the packages . This lot includes seven 3-D images . There were two images printed on each layer divider with a dashed line between them encouraging kids to cut them apart. Five of the seven images her were cut, one pair of images is still connected as originally found in the box (see photos). The images were numbered and this lot includes Wild Animal images 5 and (the two that are still connected on one card) ///// 7 and 8 (which have been cut apart) ///// 12 ///// and, 15 and 16 (also cut apart). Three of the cut cards have a bit of crayon scribbling on the back. The uncut card is in read more

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