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1941 Medical Ad JOHNSON & JOHNSON Adhesive Plaster NURSE Dr BANDAGE PATIENT WWII
$ 4.75
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Description
Johnson and Johnson Red Cross "ZO" Adhesive PlasterIt's a treat to find J&J Bandage or Adhesive Tape Ad from medical journals.
They were found more frequently in magazines for the general public.
Great photo of a doctor and nurse applying a bandage to a patient's knee.
The nurse's uniform,
the physician's white coat,
and the
patient's outfit make a scene that looks like
something from an old black and white movie!
Full Medical Journal Advertising Page
1941
WWII era Ad
Measures 7.5" x 5.5"
Condition is described in detail in the section at the top of the page for that purpose.
The reverse side is a full-page ad for an Iron supplement named HEMATINIC PLASTULES
by the BOVININE COMPANY.
The company was one of the first producers of dietary supplements starting in the 19th century.
They produced something that was a bit like beef bouillion powder to supplement the diets
of sick patients. As time marched on, they branched out to offer specific supplements.
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