FEMALE HEALTH MED LYDIA PINKHAM 1875 BLOOD PURIFIER WAS BEST SELLER OF IT ' S KIND
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1775140 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Volume: 15 Ozs | Color: Sea Green Tint sometimes Aqua |
Excellent shape, Aqua Sea Green Tint, Sometimes Aqua According to Light Source, to Clear Solid and Uniform Glass, no chips or cracks...thick perfect lip and neck...beautiful with Unique Ocean wave-like thick base...Embossing all clean and unblemished! *******A One of a Kind Mold Blowing to Produce Such a Realistic Ocean's Swell of a Wave, nearing Shore , Clearly in the Base/Bottom of Ms. Pinkham's Bottles, For Strength and Balance of these Medicine Bottles...(Must See Photos... of Base to Believe!)Lydia Pinkham Became So Successful, So Fast...Beginning Production in 1875, Demand Required an Exclusive Factory to Be Built in Lynn Mass...(Her Home Town). Please Note the Many Natural Bubbles in The Glass, as The Glass Was Cooling Air Bubbles Became Trapped in The Hardening Bottle Walls and Their Edges Solidified...Beauties! Dimensions: 8 1/2" Tall x 3 3/4" Wide at base.Note That depending on Background and Varying Shafts of Light and Shadow...The Glass Color Can Appear as Light Sea Green or Definitely Changes to A Gorgeous Aqua Blue Tint. The Bottle Was Built Thick and Durable With a Very Strong Neck and Lip or Mouth. Check Out Photo of Mouth Please...The Bottle's Rugged nature Helped Cases of It's Tonic to Travel Well, Enabling massive Shipments of It to Spread Pinkham's Tonics All over The USA, To London and France and other Parts of the World. It's Popularity Required a Factory to be Built in Lynn Massachusetts, Where Lydia Lived and Flourished, Creating Several Body and Immune System Boosters. She Became One of The Most Famous Women of the 1800s. Lydia Pinkham Was Obsessed With Concocting Different Formulas for a Tonic That Would Fight Off "Weak Undernourished Blood and Immune Systems" Specifically For Women Susceptible to Colds and Flu and Several Rough Diseases Such as Consumption and The Maladies of Women's Harsh Lives, Child Birth and Exhaustion, Contributing to Child and Mother's High Mortality Rates, in Her Era. Thus, Lydia Pinkham's Vegitable Based Recipies took off Like wild Fire!You May Help to Preserve Her History and Effects on The Early Mass Production of Remedies, "Cures" and Better Medicines, by Winning This Time Forgotten Pioneer in Women's Health's Bottle. This Specimen Carried Relief and Hope to The Most Important Part of America's Swelling 19th Century Population...Women!All the Best...Good Luck To You!Dave AKA "Crockett1733_4" (An Avid Bottle Collector for These Past 55 Years)
