Specimens of Druggist Labels Individually Cropped Apothecary Pharmacy Labels Set 1 [438 Images]

About

Specimens of Druggists' Labels, Show Cards, Signs, Letter-Press Printing, etc. is a publication from 1885 by McNeil Bros., a printing company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The book contains examples of various printed materials that were used by druggists and pharmacists during that time, including labels for medicine bottles, show cards advertising specific products, signs for store displays, and examples of letter-press printing.

The publication was likely intended as a sample book or portfolio to showcase the printing company's work to potential customers in the druggist and pharmacy industry. The examples included in the book reflect the design styles and printing techniques of the late 19th century, including decorative typefaces, ornate borders, and intricate illustrations.

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All images in this download are 4 inches on the longest side @300ppi in .jpg

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