Which of these brand mascots was introduced first and is considered one of the oldest continuously used commercial characters in American advertising history?

Before corporate logos dominated advertising, mascots were the face of many brands. These character representations have evolved significantly throughout history, reflecting changing cultural values, artistic styles, and marketing approaches. Some historical mascots have remained remarkably consistent for decades, while others underwent dramatic transformations. Test your knowledge about these iconic brand ambassadors that have shaped consumer culture since the Industrial Revolution.

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Aunt Jemima (Pearl Milling Company) - Introduced in 1889 as the face of ready-made pancake mix
Mr. Peanut (Planters) - The monocle-wearing peanut character created in 1916 from a schoolboy's contest submission
The Quaker Man (Quaker Oats) - Debuted in 1877 as the representation of honest Quaker values
The Michelin Man (Bibendum) - Created in 1898 from a stack of tires, representing strength and durability