A collection of four vintage printed cardboard food product boxes, likely dating from the 1930s to the 1950s. The Kasha ala King box is a 6-ounce package for a buckwheat-based product manufactured for Kasha ala King Food Products Co. in Chicago, Illinois. It features red and blue typography and graphics, including a printed notice at the bottom stating COPYRIGHT 1939. The Plymouth Rock Plain Gelatine box is a 1-ounce package packed by the Plymouth Rock Gelatine Co. of Boston, Mass. It features a red and cream design with a central graphic of a rock bearing the date 1620 and the text REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. The Nan's Brown Gravy Mix box is a 2-ounce package featuring a halftone portrait of a woman and a brown graphic field with the brand name Nan's and the text BROWN GRAVY MIX. The Minute Tapioca box is a yellow and red package featuring a graphic of a colonial minuteman and includes the printed text MINUTE TRADE-MARKS REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. and ALWAYS READY TAPIOCA NO SOAKING. All boxes appear to be original mid-century pantry staples.