Old-fashioned Baby Ruth candy bars – “A favorite everywhere!” (1926)
Baby Ruth chocolate bar keepsake cedar chest (1926)
Baby Ruth Gum – Real Mint flavor (1920s)
This vintage gum didn’t taste like chocolate or peanuts, but briefly capitalized on the Baby Ruth brand name!
Baby Ruth — rich in dextrose! Vintage ad (1930s)
Baby Ruth candy bars for soldiers in WWII (1943)
Baby Ruth chocolate candy for a shopping lift! (1950s)
Curtiss Baby Ruth for Christmas
Curtiss: Makers of Butterfinger, Coconut Grove, Dip candy bars, Saf-T-Pops, Fruit Drops, Mints and Gum — See more Curtis candies: Chocolates & fruit drops (1951-1953)
Baby Ruth candy bars: Quick pickup for safety on the road (1951)
Baby Ruth candy… rich in dextrose (food-energy sugar)
Curtiss vintage Baby Ruth nuggets candy (1955)
Baby Ruth nuggets and Butterfinger Chips (1950s)
“A Rose and a Baby Ruth” song (1957)
Retro Baby Ruth candy bars (1961)
Baby Ruth Big Bar and Butterfinger Big Bar (1986)
