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Pond's Tablet Digestans Antique Patent Medicine
Pond's Tablet Digestans Antique Patent Medicine
$21.00
Add a wonderful piece of early 20th-century drugstore history to your collection with this authentic, antique Pond's Tablet Digestans pocket tin. Produced by Pond's Pharmacal Co. out of New York, these tablets were heavily marketed during the 1910s and 1920s as a specialized remedy to assist with indigestion, dyspepsia, and general stomach distress.
This small, pocket-sized tin features exceptional turn-of-the-century typography and a detailed layout showcasing the original "Price 25 Cents" mark and a full breakdown of its historical ingredients. Renowned for its warm, rustic orange-yellow and dark brown palette, this container originally held a 36-tablet supply and often retains fragments of its original paper side-seal tape. It serves as a fantastic, highly scannable display piece for antique apothecary collections, early advertising americana, or vintage mercantile shelves.
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