Nice Mice Candy Box from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small, vintage-style candy box with a whimsical illustration of a smiling cartoon mouse, featuring large, round ears and a friendly expression. Above the mouse, the background is a soft blue, while the box itself is predominantly beige and has bold red lettering that says "NICE MICE CANDY." Additionally, the net weight of the candy is specified as three-fourths of an ounce. The box's nostalgic design evokes a sense of retro charm, making it look like a delightful collectible that could evoke fond memories of childhood treats. The background is a textured white surface, offering a contrasting backdrop that helps the colorful design elements of the box stand out more prominently. This charming packaging speaks to a bygone era where candy boxes often featured playful and inviting artwork to attract young customers.

The image shows a small, vintage-style candy box with a whimsical illustration of a smiling cartoon mouse, featuring large, round ears and a friendly expression. Above the mouse, the background is a soft blue, while the box itself is predominantly beige and has bold red lettering that says "NICE MICE CANDY." Additionally, the net weight of the candy is specified as three-fourths of an ounce. The box's nostalgic design evokes a sense of retro charm, making it look like a delightful collectible that could evoke fond memories of childhood treats. The background is a textured white surface, offering a contrasting backdrop that helps the colorful design elements of the box stand out more prominently. This charming packaging speaks to a bygone era where candy boxes often featured playful and inviting artwork to attract young customers.

Name/Title

"Nice Mice Candy" Box from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1669

Description

A 3/4th ounce box with a cartoon mouse head on the front labeled "Nice Mice Candy". Box is half blue half white. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.