ITEM DESCRIPTION:

I would bet there are no more of these have survived. Paper Signs like this, in this condition did not survive. Dating from the first quarter of the 20th century, this colorful new old stock paper sign would have been taped to the front window of a drug store originally. Die cut in the shape of a Japanese Geisha girl holding a tin of Men-Tho-Eze, a cure all salve manufactured by the Lero Medical Company in Fort Dodge, IA., in one hand and a fan inscribed A Liniment and Ointment combined, Better Than Any Plaster, Never Blisters, Free From Disagreeable Mustard Odors, For Every Member of The family, Rug Vigorously on the Part Where Relief is Desired, is 'Simply Great,' 25c in the other, the sign measures 30 inches tall by 18 inches wide and is in excellent condition with fold creases from being mailed in a manilla envelope. Could be framed and be the wow in any room. 1018-81TWT