Which of these brand mascots has the longest continuous use in advertising history, dating back to the 19th century?

Brand mascots have been powerful marketing tools throughout retail history, creating memorable connections between consumers and products. Some mascots have survived decades of market changes, becoming cultural icons in their own right. This trivia question explores one of the oldest continuously used brand mascots still recognizable today. Test your knowledge about these historic brand ambassadors and their remarkable longevity in consumer consciousness!

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The Quaker Oats Man (first appearing in 1877)
The Michelin Man (first appearing in 1898)
The Morton Salt Girl (first appearing in 1914)
The Planters Mr. Peanut (first appearing in 1916)