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Advertisement—Kaiser’s Chest Caramels. A stick figure of a messenger boy dressed for winter, holding an advertising sign and a stand-up basket. Chromolithograph on cardboard. Berlin-Neuroder Kunstanstalten, after 1902. Approx. 28 x 29 cm. Advertising figure for the Fr. Kayser candy factory in Waiblingen, which had been in operation since 1889 and was renamed “Kaiser” in 1902. The “Three Fir Trees” trademark is one of the oldest registered in Germany. The movably mounted basket contains candy wrappers; the raised slate tablet (bearing a printer’s mark) promises, “Kaiser’s chest caramels are sure to help with coughs and hoarseness.” - On the back: mounting marks; creases in the leg and on the slate have been carefully smoothed out and secured with Japan glue; a new connecting bar between the slate and the body.
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