krumbles

 Around the world cut out dolls from Kellogg's Krumbles cereal.  This is Switzerland.  It has a boy and girl, each with two costumes and a hat.  the text reads "Franz and Minna like their climbing costume for there are many mountains in Switzerland.  Franz is learning to yodel as all Swiss do.  They wear the other costumes on Sundays and holidays.

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Krumbles

Kellogg's Krumbles cereal paper doll featuring Around the World cut-out dolls.  This one is from Turkey.  It has a boy and a girl.  The boy has one costume and hat the girl has two costumes and headpiece. From around the 1940s.  the text on the back says "This is one of Europe's oldest countries and its noted for its unusal costumes.  children dress much like their elders only of course on a smaller scale.

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kellogg's krumbles

Kellogg's Krumbles paper doll box featuring Around the world Cut out dolls.  These ones represent Denmark and includes a boy and girl doll with 2 outfits for the girl and 1 for the boy along with extra hats.  Red and yellow with black color.

Kellogg's Krumbles Portugal

Kellogg's Krumbles was a cereal that no longer exist (as far as I know).  This is from the back of the box and features two cut out figures with traditional outfits from Portugal.  The boy has 1 outfit with a hat.  The girl has three outfits. It says "Portugal is the land of wine and olives. Its children have appealing beauty. Their costumes flash with many attractive colors."  This one seems to be in full color.  These are from around the 1940s

Kellogg's Krumbles Scotland

Kellogg's Krumbles was a cereal.  This is from the back of the box and features two cut out figures with traditional outfits from Scotland.  The boy has 2 outfits, the girl has 1.  The texts says "The Scots are a handy race. Men and boys wear kilts (short skirts) and go with bare knees all year 'round.  They dance the Highland Fling with great skill."  This is from around the 1940s. 

Around the World Cut-Out Dolls

Kellogg's Krumbles was a cereal that no longer exist (as far as I know).  This is from the back of the box and features two cut out figures with traditional outfits from Holland.  There is a girl with two dresses and one hat and a boy.  The Text includes instructions and also says:

Holland is known all over the world for its windmills, tulips, and quaint children's costumes.  Here are Jan and Wilhelmina dressed in their best clothes.  Aren't they Sweet.  

This is in full color and from around the 1940s I believe.  

Kellogg's Krumbles was a cereal that no longer exist (as far as I know).  This is from the back of the box and features two cut out figures with traditional outfits from Spain.  The boy has 1 outfit with a hat.  The girl has two outfits. It says "This country is our next door neighbor to the South.  The Mexicans have many colorful and graceful native dances."  This Box seems to be in full color.  These are from around the 1940s.