Cross listed.
Cross listed.
The Tru-Lax vintage empty tin from the 1920s in Newark, NJ is a rare collectible item that exudes a sense of nostalgia. This product, once used as a laxative, showcases a unique piece of American pharmaceutical history. With its classic design and historical significance, this tin would make a valuable addition to any collection of vintage medicinal items or memorabilia from the early 20th century. Empty tin.
The vintage herbal medicine tin containing rival herb tablets is a rare find from Montreal, Canada. This collectible piece reflects a piece of science and medicine history, specifically in the realm of herbal remedies. The tin serves as a tangible representation of a bygone era when traditional medicine was more prevalent, offering a glimpse into the past and the various treatments used for health and wellness.
Original price on tin is 65 Cents. Noted on the tin – ‘For Sale By All Druggists’.
The product is a vintage advertising tin for Reed’s Aspirin, manufactured by Reed Products in Highland, Illinois, United States. This collectible item is a piece of history related to science and medicine, specifically in the pharmaceutical industry. The tin represents a nostalgic touch of American manufacturing and a unique piece for collectors interested in vintage medical advertising. It is in very good condition. Please see pictures for detailed condition and ask questions before purchasing. Thanks for looking
Good condition as shown in pics.
You will find that the vintage inspiration adds a gentle nostalgia that makes this pharmaceutical option feel steady and familiar.
Marked for “12 Coated Analgesic Tablets”. Features the iconic “Press Red Dots” snap-open design instructions on the lid. it contains 7 original tablets (not for consumption). Condition Notes the Anacin tin still has 7 original tablets and the Layman’s tun is empty.
The tin has some wear due to use and age. SOLD AS IS
The capsules are available in various colors, and a nice touch is how easy they are to sort.