APOTHECARY ADVERTISING BROADSIDE - “DR. WHITNEY’S ELIXIR OF LIFE”

$35.00 SOLD

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Item Code: L15640

Black on white, 5.875 x 8”. Exhibits slight yellowing, else fine. Text:

“Dr. Whitney’s/ Elixer of Life/ A Ready, Safe and Sure Cure for/ Cholera, Morbus, Pain and Sickness of the Stomach Diarrhoea, Dysentery, And all Bowel Complaints….Sold By Thomas Hollis/ Druggist and Apothecary…No. 23 Union Street, Boston…”

Thomas Hollis, 1802-1875, was a well known Boston apothecary who, operating out of No. 23 Union St., did flourishing trade from the 1840s through the Civil War era. Interesting piece for Boston antiquarians and 21st century collectors. In protective sleeve.  [JP]

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