BROWN'S IRON BITTERS. THE BEST TONIC. CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASES REQUIRING A COMPLETE TONIC.... [etc.]

[Baltimore: Brown Chemical Co., nd] [ca.1882?]. Chromolithograph trade card, 11 x 7.5 cm., on stiff card stock. Printed by Burrow-Giles Lith. Co. 20 & 22 Gold St., NY. Pictorial image of Mrs. [Lily] Langtry, The Jersey Lily, on recto, wearing an apron and holding a pail. On verso is a lengthy statement addressed to Ladies, regarding the uses for Brown's Iron Bitters, "peculiarly adapted as a thorough tonic for females." A very good example. OCLC lists a copy at Univ. of Rochester. Item #64873

The lithographic company of Burrow-Giles was located at Platt & Gold Streets in New York City in 1882, but moved the next year. [see: Jay Last's "The Color Explosion," (Santa Ana, CA: 2005), p.145].

Price: $30.00