The condition is very good with various areas of paint lifting from the glass. Minor unobtrusive surface scratches near the "Y". Despite its age flaws, this sign does display quite nicely. (Difficult to photograph due to its reflective properties, so please disregard reflections when evaluating.)

Measures 23 inches wide x 13+ inches high.

The attractive, aqua-colored bottle measures about 4.5 inches and sports complete labels. No damage to the bottle with some wear to the primary label and more to the side-paneled labels as seen in the photos. The interior of bottle contains old liquid residue. The informational paper insert is partially damaged with some separation, loss and staining. The box is in fairly good condition, missing the top flap. The bottle side panel displays a written product guarantee as specified under the 1906 Food and Drug Act.

The mirror front has a cream colored border surrounding the image of the apothecary. The red colored print within the border is subtly faded but remains quite readable.

Imprinted around the circumference of the mirror is the following, "Take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey When You Are Not Looking Well. Makes the Weak, Strong!"

And... within the border of the graphic: "Absolutely Pure And Unadulterated" "Trademark"

Original mirrored backing is in very fine condition with just a few very minute, superficial scratches.

Manufacturer name stamped on bottom edge: "P. F. Pulver Company, Rochester, New York".

Very rarely found, the first tin is a wonderful, R.H. Macy Department Store, New York City, New York, drug store remedy tin once contained the well-known Seidlitz Powders, U.S.P. used to calm gastro-intestinal upsets!

The empty tin measures 4.5 inches wide x 3 inches deep x 1.5 inches high, and with the exception of the surface wear as noted in photos, the tin remains in wonderful condition!

Quite visually appealing, the Macy's tin is painted a light blue-toned green. The lift-off cover features an attractive, stylized, scroll, cream-colored R.H. Macy label. The base of the tin retains its original dosage and directional label, and as noted, the product was "APPROVED BY MACY'S BUREAU OF STANDARDS"! The Macy tin is priced at $20.00.

The second tin is an empty REXALL Seidlitz tin produced by United Drugs, Boston, Massachusetts. The tin has been protected by shrink wrapping which can be removed if desired. The tin measures 4.50 inches wide, 3.25 inches high, and 1.75 inches deep and is in fine condition with the expected superficial surface abrasions. The Rexall tin is priced at $30.00.

Two wonderful tins that display very nicely!

According to Parke Davis, the pharmacist had the liberty to arrange these colorful displays in a fashion suitable to the individual drug store setting. Each of the diecuts are designed to be folded under to facilitate stand-alone displays.

The large diecut with mom and kids measures 11.5” wide x 18.5” high and the small medicine image is 7” tall x 6” wide. The set is in unused condition with only a few minor and unobtrusive crimps to the edges and the images are near perfect. Included are several copies of the advertising brochure given to pharmacy customers to help promote the sale of the product as well as the original Parke Davis “suggestions for display” directional sheet.

According to Parke Davis, the pharmacist had the liberty to arrange these colorful displays in a fashion suitable to the individual drug store setting. These 2 delightful images of a happy family are held up with a fold out support on the back.

The 2 diecuts measure approximately 10.5” wide x 15.5” high, and the small Caladryl medicine image is 7” tall x 6” wide. The set is in unused condition with only a few minor and unobtrusive crimps to the edges and the images are near perfect.

The tins are in good condition with ‘crackling’ to the painted lithographed surface. The metal top and base are tarnished (more to the base of one of them) and a few minor paint scuffs are noted to the tins. The top of one of them is crimped in slightly.

The tins measure 3.5H x 2.25 ”W x 1.75”D and each sport a 1906 FDA label.

The A.D. Pierce Pharmacy originated in Hartford, Connecticut, at 914 Main Street during the late 19th century and later relocated to 247 Sigourney Street in Hartford doing business as A.D. Pierce and Son. Posted along with photos of the tins are 2 images of the pharmacy, circa 1960, which are NOT included with the sale of the tins.

Presented is a huge cardboard display replicating an actual box of Preparation H designed to hang on a pharmacy wall for advertising purposes. It measures 22"L x 4"W x 6"H and is ready for display in your collection!

If you have a 'burning' desire to purchase this display, I will gladly sell it! I purchased it at the Brimfield, MA, antiques shows, and the the dealer didn't have a bag large enough to hold it. So I proudly 'tucked' it safely under my arm and instantly became the butt of jokes at every booth I visited. I couldn't wait to get back to my car where I found almost instant 'relief' placing the display safely away. I enjoyed a lot of laughs that day, and you certainly will as well when this conversation piece becomes a part of your collection!