Advertising trade card for Bovinine 'True Elixir of Life' c.1885

$12.00 CAD

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Advertising for quack medicine of late 1800s.

Image of a young girl with red hat and sash, holding up oval with picture of bull and Bovinine brand name:Picture of a young Child whose Life was saved by Bovinine’.
                               
                              The True Elixir of Life
BOVININE The Great Tonic and Restorative Fluid Food
J.P. Bush Mfg. Co. Chicago & New York. NY Office 2 Barclay St. N.Y.

 

On back text marketing the Bovinine product, including testimonial from Colonel Fred Grant, dated October 1, 1885, stating that use of Bovinine allowed his father, President Grant, to finish his personal memoirs.

 ‘A Household necessity’…’Put up in 6 & 12 ounce size, at 60 cents and $1.00 per bottle’…’12 ozs contain the strength of 10 pounds of Beef’

Corner creases. Toning on front, especially right border.

6 ⅛” x 4 ¼”


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