Which of these famous brand mascots has been in continuous use for the longest period of time?

Brand mascots have been powerful marketing tools for over a century, creating memorable associations and building customer loyalty. From the Quaker Oats man to Tony the Tiger, these characters have often outlived the original campaigns that created them. Test your knowledge about the origins of some of the most enduring brand mascots in retail history and discover how these iconic characters helped shape consumer culture as we know it today.

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Mr. Clean (introduced by Procter & Gamble in 1958)
The Quaker Oats Man (introduced in 1877)
The Michelin Man (introduced in 1898)
The Morton Salt Girl (introduced in 1914)