Official Pro-Curve Baseball

From 1978 to 1981 Kellogg's offered a free "Official Pro-Curve Practice Baseball." The Official Size hard rubber practice ball was free for three Kellogg's Corn Flakes proof-of-purchase seals, in 1978. By 1981, four proof-of-purchase seals. The order form was on the back of the cereal boxes. The ball arrived in the mail in a Corrugated Cardboard Envelope, but most were shipped in a box. The ball reads; "Official pro-curve practice baseball." ("Official" printed in the same font as the "Kellogg's" logo)

The 1978 Kellogg's cereal box pictured a skydiver on the front. The 1980 cereal box pictures a business man. The 1981 cereal box, pictures Dee Todd, the first African-American woman to appear on a Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Box. After 1981, Kellogg's offered a Spalding Official League baseball.

Kellogg's Official Pro-Curve Practice Baseball


Kellogg's Official Pro-Curve Practice Baseball	Corrugated Cardboard Envelope


1981 Kellogg's Dee Todd Cereal Box Front	1981 Kellogg's Dee Todd Cereal Box Back

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	References: Excerpt from Clark Griffith: Baseball's Statesman by Brian McKenna, and the 1943 Sporting News Baseball Guide & Recordbook.