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Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills Antique Patent Medicine
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills Antique Patent Medicine
$17.00
Bring a classic piece of American quack medicine history into your collection with this authentic, antique Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills packaging. First formulated in 1854 and manufactured by the W.H. Comstock Co. of Morristown, New York, these pills were one of the most successful and longest-running "cure-all" patent medicines in North American history.
Marketed heavily throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the company famously claimed that these herbal pills could "purify the blood" to cure everything from headaches and indigestion to liver disorders and rheumatism. This rare piece features the iconic bold, curved yellow and black oval label and detailed historical dosing typography. It is a highly sought-after display piece for collectors of vintage apothecary, early advertising Americana, or Victorian-era oddities.
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