Kellogg's 1990s Magazine Print Advertisement (2 pages) 1998 Pregnant Mom & Girl Athletes The image captures the essence

The image captures the essence of 1970s fashion with its playful and provocative style

Features artwork by renowned comics artist Jim Lee

with one playing a guitar and the other enjoying a cigarette

emphasizing the message that "The Stuff Inside Matters Most

there's a bottle of Crown Royal whiskey

Kellogg's 1990s Magazine Print Advertisement (2 pages) 1998 Pregnant Mom & Girl Athletes The image captures the essenceThis is a captivating 1998 Kellogg's magazine print advertisement featuring a pregnant mother and a young girl. The ad highlights the benefits of folic acid in Kellogg's Corn Flakes, emphasizing its role in reducing the risk of certain birth defects. The vibrant imagery and heartfelt message make this a memorable piece from the 1990s. Original 1998 Kellogg's advertisement Measures approximately 8. 5" x 11" per page Two page spread carefully removed