Kellogg's No. 255 Whisk Broom with Wood Handle star pattern and actually a fruit--in order

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Kellogg's No. 255 Whisk Broom with Wood Handle star pattern and actually a fruit--in orderJohn Kellogg, the founder of Kellogg's cereal company, apparently once denounced shredded wheat as tasteless: "like eating a whisk broom." Of course once the patent for Shredded What expired in 1912, Kellogg's began producing their own version, and I like to think this whisk broom was a company give away that cleverly made reference to John Kellogg's original comment! I think it's a pretty great looking and handy little broom, which I would hang on