Maker: Keebler Weyl Baking Co. a Division of United Bisquit Co. of America
Model: Retail Can & Lid
Size: 8.75 inches
Disc Color: Painted Metal
Lettering/Hot Stamp: Oven-Fresh Saltines by Keebler
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Special Notes: An article on page 22 of the May 13, 1957 issue of Sports Illustrated states: "The Keebler Biscuit Co. of Philadelphia has been making a prototype of the Frisbee for years, possibly without
knowing that it was doing so. Long ago picnickers and beachgoers learned that the lid from a large tin can of Keebler crackers could be made to skim and hover exactly as Frisbees do, and so a game called Keebler Can was invented."
Contributor(s): Phil Kennedy