Old King Cole Jell-O by Linn Ball (1924)

Old King Cole laughs at a feast with a red gelatin mold, while musicians play behind him in an advertising print.

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A colorful advertising print showing the nursery figure Old King Cole, crowned and wearing a large white ruff, laughing at a banquet table laden with a red molded gelatin dessert, grapes, apples, and a glass of amber liquid. Behind him, three musicians play a violin, a cello, and a viol, and a figure at the left reaches for a spoonful of the dessert. A scroll-style verse praises a dessert and the caption reads America's Most Famous Dessert. The print is by Linn Ball and dated 1924.

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