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Still made in USA
Spangler and Atkinson's candies
"Crinkers!"
Use to be a lot of corporate characters in the ads in comics, The Pepsi Cops, Sam Spade for Wildroot Hair Tonic, Captain Tootsie, Little Miss Sunbeam, Elsie the Cow (the last three even getting regular comicbook series) and here we have two more from 1948. Bit-O-Honey a girl who seems to be able to convert sugar rushes into superpowers and Satan himself, I assume its THAT old Nick, who thinks it would be a good idea if you tried to live off candy bars.
Melanie Clark:
"Grandpa always had Bit-O-Honey in his pocket...probably because it was packaged in several pieces and he could share with more than one child at once (1950s)."
The shareable segments of Bit-o-Honey
photo credit: Christen Wegener
hollywood lustron. 1950's advert for Bit-o-Honey & Old Nick candy bars
[hurriedly conceals bit-o-honey inside backpack]