Which historic brand mascot has been in continuous use for the longest period of time, appearing in advertisements since the late 1800s?

Throughout retail history, brand mascots have played a crucial role in building consumer recognition and loyalty. These iconic characters have evolved from simple illustrations to cultural phenomena that span generations. This trivia question explores the fascinating history behind one of retail's most enduring mascot concepts and its remarkable longevity in consumer marketing. Test your knowledge of retail history and the evolution of brand representation!

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Planters' Mr. Peanut (created in 1916)
Morton Salt Girl (created in 1914)
Quaker Oats Man (created in 1877)
Aunt Jemima (created in 1889)