Description:

The front cover has a picture of an elephant and giraffe dressed in human clothes. The title is black lettering on a red background. There is a monkey on the giraffe's neck as if he is finishing painting the words. At the bottom left is Published by W.K. Kellogg, Copyright 1909 and in the right bottom is Patented Jan 15, 1907. The back cover has a drawing of the old woman in a shoe nursery rhyme with an added verse: "She gave them/ Kellogg's Corn Flakes/ Three times a day,/ And they thrived and grew/ In a marvelous way. When opening the booklet, the first and last pages open up, revealing two pages that are cut into six segments. The appearances of all of the animals can be changed in many different ways by moving the segments around. There are no page numbers.