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Wells & Richardson's Co's Wills English Formula Pills
Wells & Richardson's Co's Wills English Formula Pills
$18.00
Add a premium piece of 19th-century apothecary history to your collection with this authentic, antique box of Wells & Richardson Co.'s Wills English Formula Pills. Manufactured in Burlington, Vermont, these pills were a highly prominent staple of the golden age of American patent medicine, marketed aggressively during the late 1800s and early 1900s as a powerful liver regulator and digestive aid.
The Wells & Richardson Co.—famous for producing major household brands like Paine's Celery Compound and Diamond Dyes—was renowned for its striking packaging and masterful marketing. This collectible features the iconic, ornate branding, complete with detailed historical dosing typography and the classic design hallmarks of Victorian-era quack medicine. It serves as an incredible display piece for antique drugstore setups, oddities shelves, or vintage advertising collections.
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