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#1

Bickmore Gall Salve Store Counter Display with Three Large Tins

From the Bickmore Company of Old Town, Maine we have a cardboard box that opens to a counter display with three VERY large tins.  The box lid has advertising on all four sides as well as the display portion of the box.  The three tins are in original, unopened condition with a paper label on top and another surrounding the side.  The box is 12”x 4”x 3”. The tins are 3 ¾”x 2 ¾”.  The lid has some black paint drips on the left end and some very old tape repairs to the insides of the back corners.  The tins have only minor foxing to the labels from age.  Extremely rare and unusual Bickmore display.  Any veterinary counter displays are rare and highly sought by collectors. This is the first offering I’ve had for this display.

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#2

Dr. Bugbee’s Veterinary Medicine Display Cabinet and Original Dr. Bugbee receipt

Glass front, wooden display cabinet for veterinary medicines sold by Dr. C. P. Bugbee, V. S. of Keene, New Hampshire.  Door is stenciled:  DR BUGBEE  V.S. / KEENE, N.H. // WARRANTED // VETERINARY  // MEDICINES.  26”x 19”x 6 ½”.  Original lock is missing.  Dr. Bugbee was located in the same town as Dr. J. G. Lesure.  This is only the fourth display cabinet I have ever recorded from Dr. Bugbee.  Lot also contains an original paper receipt from Dr. Bugbee, dated 1920 for several of his medicines.

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#3

Campbell’s Horse Foot Remedy Poster

Framed lithograph showing “Axtell at Home” in his stable.  The litho is c1890.  AXTELL set the world stallion trotting record at Terre Haute, Indiana on October 11, 1889 in 2:12.0. and this is printed on the side of the tool chest in the background.  The poster on the wall advertising Campbell’s Horse Foot Remedy from Chicago.  “CURES AND PREVENTS ALL AILMENT OF THE FEET.”  A wooden shipping crate for a tin of Campbell’s is on the shelf above the groom.  Poster is 21”x 15” image size.  It is matted and framed, ready to hang.  The poster has several vertical creases and looks to have been folded originally.  There is one short tear at the top left.  This great poster could benefit from archival mounting or you could hang it as is.  Displays very well.  I only have two previous examples recorded.  Both sold in the $500-600 range.  This one goes for your high bid.

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#4

Capewell Horse Nails Calendar, 1905

Beautiful, early calendar from the Capewell Horse Nail Company of Hartford, CT. The colorful illustration is captioned as an English Smith c1630 shoeing a horse. 10”x 13” image size. The calendar page attached is for January 1905. Currently framed in an inexpensive frame. Calendar displays as near mint, but very close inspection does show a couple of light creases. You will not be disappointed with this one.

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#5

Dr. Daniels’ Ceramic Advertising Cat

White cat with green eyes and a green neck ribbon sits on a black base embossed: DR. DANIELS CAT REMEDIES. Oral history from the Dr. Daniels’ Company, which is still in business, believes that about a dozen of these cats were produced in the late 1950’s or early 1960’s as gifts to their major distributors at the time. That history was confirmed by the sale of a Daniels cat in 2019. In the early 1960’s, as a young child, that consigner accompanied his father to a pet supply trade show. At this show, he met Dr. Donald Hey, the owner of the Dr. Daniels’ Company. Dr. Hey presented an advertising cat directly to the Dr. Daniels’ distributor’s son. The cat offered today is 10”x 4”x 7” and is in near mint, original condition with only two very minor paint chippies to the cat’s ears. Auction results over the last 20 years confirm that these cats are highly prized by veterinary collectors. Examples in this condition have sold in the $2200-3800 range. The consigner has asked for no reserve, assuring this cat will go to its next loving home.

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#6

Dr. Daniels’ Door Push

Lithographed metal Door Push from Dr. A. C. Daniels’ of Boston. A door push was attached to a stores’ front door for two reasons: first to reduce wear and tear on the door as customers went in and out of the store as they would push on the metal plate instead of the wooden door and second and most obvious as an advertising gimmick to promote sales of Dr. Daniels’ medicines. 9”x 3 ¼”. These are very scarce as I have only recorded three previous offerings since 1998. All three sold for over $2000 with buyer’s premiums. Two were described as excellent and the other as very good. The example offered here has authentic wear as seen but is still in collectible condition based on the rarity of these door pushes. This comes from my personal collection and offered so another collector can enjoy it for as many years as I have.

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#7

Dr. Daniels’ Advertising Paper Weight

Glass domed paper weight containing Dr. Daniels’ advertising and five small dice. The advertising, which is seen through the glass dome reads: “DON’T GAMBLE / USE DR. DANIELS’ REMEDIES // FOR HORSES CATTLE SHEEP SWINE DOG and CAT.” There is also the face of Dr. Daniels’ in the center. It has a 3” diameter. The reverse has a metal bottom with a patent date of 1903 embossed into the metal. The condition appears to be near mint with no discernable wear to the inside advertising. One of the more desirable and elusive Dr. Daniels’ give-away items.

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#8

Dr. Daniels’ Emergency Case for Horses & Cattle

Dove-tailed wooden box with latches, an engraved top handle, and paper label on the inside of the lid. Handle is engraved: DR. A. C. DANIELS’ / VETERINARY / MEDICINES / No. 1 STANIFORD ST. / BOSTON, MASS.  The case is in excellent condition with the original metal corner edge protectors.  The original lock is in place with the original key.  The interior lid label is in Near Mint condition with only two small areas stained where the handle screws are under the paper. This is one of the nicest interior labels I’ve ever seen.  12 ½”x 8”x 6 ½”.  These cases are scarce, especially with such a label.  They make a great display, especially when filled with the original medicines.

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#9

Dr. Daniels’ Famous Medicines Advertising Thermometer

Wooden advertising thermometer with ads for a host of Dr. Daniels medicines at the top and bottom.  Examples with Dr. Daniels’ advertising at both the top and bottom are more desirable.  21”x 5”.  The condition is excellent as the original painted background surface is intact and the stenciling is very strong.  The actual thermometer is currently working, but shipping can disrupt the Mercury.  Daniels’ original paper direction sheet is still glued to the reverse.  The original metal hanger is also in place. One of the better examples we have seen in awhile.

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#10

Day and Sons’ Original Universal Medicine Chest for Disorders of Horses, Cattle, and Sheep

British veterinary stable chest from Day and Sons’ “Animal Specialists” from Crewe, England.  15”x 12 ½”x 9 ½”.  Chest contains one drawer with original pull, two inner compartments, hook and eye closure, and a fantastic inner colorful paper label.  Thomas Day started selling animal medicines in 1834.  His son William joined the firm in 1852 and the name changed to Day and Sons’.  The company left Crewe, England in 1856 and moved to London. In the 1880’s the company moved back to Crewe with the name Day and Sons’ Limited.  The company is still in business today.  This most likely dates c1890-1920.  Excellent condition overall.

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#11

Dr. J. G. Lesure Veterinary Medicines Framed Advertising Mirror

Framed advertising mirror from Dr. Lesure of Keene, New Hampshire, c1888.  Stenciled on the frame is : DR. J. G. LESURE // VETERINARY MEDICINES.  16”x 17”.  The frame is backed with an old tattered newspaper where I found a date of July, 1888.  The “MEDICINES” part of the stencil at the bottom is worn and can be read with difficulty.  The mirror has some scratches that match up with the nails on the reverse holding the mirror in the frame.  An early and possibly unique Dr. Lesure advertising item coming from one of the Landmark collections of veterinary items.  Sold without reserve.  BLURR CAUSED BY MY SHAKING HANDS HOLDING MIRROR.

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#12

Federal Stock Tonic Store Counter Dispenser with Stand

UNIQUE TO MY KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL BRANDS OF VETERINARY STOCK FOODS.  Metal, 25 pound canister with original metal stand and lithographed label on the lid.  Made by the Federal Stock Food Company of Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania.  13”x 10 ¼”.  “The Highest Medical Stock Tonic on the Market.”  Multiple animals illustrated on the label and guaranteed with the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act.  Minor wear to the label.  A fantastic veterinary advertising item, previously unknown and fresh to the market.  Impossible to estimate a current value for this item, but $500-1000 seems reasonable, if not a little low.  Sold without reserve for your high bid.

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#13

Merchant’s Gargling Oil Advertising Sign

Beautifully framed and mounted, this early lithographed cardboard sign comes from the Merchant’s Gargling Oil Company of Lockport, New York.  The company was established in 1833 and was THE FIRST WIDELY DISTRIBUTED VETERINARY PATENT MEDICINE IN AMERICA.  It was developed by a druggist in Lockport to treat the Harness Galls of horses pulling barges along the Erie Canel.  It was later sold as a Man or Beast liniment but is considered by collectors as the first veterinary patent medicine.  This sign was printed by G. H. Dunston in Buffalo, New York c1880.  Sign is 11 ¾”x 6” sight size.  The image of three horses drinking from a trough is Iconic for early Merchant advertising.  Other than miniscule bumps to the corners, the sign appears to be in mint condition.  Beautiful, early veterinary advertising any collector will enjoy hanging on their wall.

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#14

Morrison’s English Liniment Tin Front Display Cabinet

The James Foster Company of Bath, New Hampshire made a line of veterinary medicines which were named “Morrison’s English Veterinary Remedies.”  This tin front cabinet, featuring a rider on a rearing stallion is quite scarce.  The cabinet is a desirable, small size, putting great graphics and a lot of display punch, in a small area.  16 ½”x 10”x 22”.  Original finish with a hook and eye closure on the left side.  Tin front is in excellent, untouched condition.  I have black lighted the panel and can find no evidence of restoration.  Very scarce and interesting veterinary cabinet.  It is the nicest example we have seen since the one we sold in 1999 for $7100.  Note:  we do offer a Morrison’s Stable Salve tin in the medicine section and a company booklet in the paper section of this auction.

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#15

Ricksecker’s Dog Soap Statue and Trade Card

Wonderful folk art statue of a Bulldog style dog having a short snout and cropped ears.  This was a point of purchase display piece, sitting on the counter, of a store selling Ricksecker Dog Soap.  The dog is made of chalk.  The dog has glass eyes and would date to about 1890-1910.  Most glass eyes were made in Germany and imported for toys and dolls.  At the start of World War I, the importation stopped with the war with Germany.  The paint is original and has minor wear on his chest and left side.  He has minor wear along the edges of the base, but no significant damage.  He is quite impressive and for over 100 years of age he is holding up very well indeed.  10 ¼”x 5”x 5”.  Three-dimensional advertising figures for veterinary products are very rare and as such, add a great deal to any collection.  Also included in this lot is a vintage Trade Card from the Ricksecker company advertising their dog soap.  The dog sitting to the left of the little girl in the illustrations looks like a dead ringer for our statue.  I’ve sold a few of these over the last 30 years and usually in the $1000 range.

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#16

Sergeant’s Dog Medicine Metal Display Cabinet

Lithographed, metal cabinet from the Polk Miller Company of Richmond, Virginia.  They were and still are the makers of “Sergeant’s Dog Medicines.”  “Sergeant” was the name of Polk Miller’s favorite dog, so he named his medicine line after the dog.  14”x 13”x 7”.  This example shows two orphan puppies cuddled together looking forlorn and sad.  The slogan, printed to their left is, “NO MOTHER TO GUIDE THEM.”  Both sides also have advertising, ”The premier dog medicines for 50 years.”  This cabinet would date to the 1930’s.  The back of the cabinet has two doors, which open up into an interior used to store the medicines.  I would judge the condition as very good. There is slight fading to the red color in the Sergeant name and some scattered tiny scuffs to the paint. These are very scarce.  Based on the few previous sales, I would estimate it at $400-600.

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#17

Dr. Sutterby’s Veterinary Medicines Glass Front Display Cabinet

Wooden display cabinet with stenciled pediment reading:  DR. J. SUTTERBY’S / VETERINARY : The door stencil reads: REMEDIES  LE ROY, N.Y.// FOR SALE HERE.  The original lock and key are included.  There is an old paper label affixed to the bottom slat, inside the door. It states that this case is the property of Dr. Sutterby and to contain only his medicines.  There is wear to the stencil as seen and the top inside wooden slat of the door is missing.  That part of the glass is being held in with packing tape. The other three sides of the door have the glass swedged in place as it was originally done.  32 ½”x 17 ½”x 7 ½”.  This is one of only three examples known and recorded.  This is one of the more obscure veterinarians who produced medicines and sold them in stores.  I suspect Dr. Sutterby’s sales did not extend much beyond central New York.  Sold without reserve.

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#18

J. William Watt, V. S. Business Sign

Early business “Shingle” for veterinary surgeon, J. William Watt, V. S. Canine Specialist.  Sign is in a metal frame with original hanging brackets. It appears to be EITHER under a heavy glass or reverse painted on the glass.  I can not decern which one.  An internet search for Dr. Watt was unsuccessful, so we do not know where he worked as a veterinarian or when.  The initials V. S. (veterinarian surgeon) were typically used c1900-1930 and it was quite rare at the time to specialize in dog care. 18”x 6”x 1”. Minimal wear to the paint on the frame.

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#19

Dr. John Claris “The Horse” Booklet

Promotional booklet of 96 pages by Dr. John Claris of Buffalo, NY.  Booklet has many real photo images of the interior of his hospital and pharmacy where his veterinary medicines were produced and packaged.  8”x 5 ¼”.  Front cover has some light foxing and the back cover is missing.  Interior is clean.  While paper ephemera has been soft lately, this rare booklet should generate some excitement.

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#20

Dr. Claris Price List

Sixteen page advertising booklet listing the medicines offered by Dr. John Claris of Buffalo, NY.  Dr. Claris’ famous twin ambulance horses are illustrated on the cover.  5”x 2 ¾”.  There is a light scuff near the bottom of the cover where an old price sticker was removed.  A nice little ephemera item to display with your Claris medicines.  Very scarce.

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#21

Dr. Daniels’ Puzzle Book

Very early, exceedingly rare booklet from Dr. Daniels.  Booklet has the company’s Staniford Street address so date this to c1900.  5 ½”x 3 ½”.  Booklet has 14 pages with Nine picture puzzles and medicine product advertising. Wear along the spine with rusty staples.  I’ve seen less than six of these booklets in my collecting career.  Early Daniels’ give away booklets such as this are very hard to find.

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#22

L. D. LeGear Company Stock Certificate-1906

Extremely rare and possibly unique, this 1906 certificate is for Five shares of the company at $50.00 each.  This certificate was issued from the State of Texas where the company was founded , in Austin, Texas, and before they moved to St. Louis.  Any paper ephemera from the company that pre-dates the move to St. Louis is extremely scarce.  Any stock certificate for a veterinary patent medicine company is rare.

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#23

Morrison’s Treatment of the More Common Diseases and Injuries of Horses and Cattle

Booklet of 48 pages from the James Foster Company of Bath, New Hampshire.  5”x 7 ½”.  No date, but probably published around c1910.  A scarce booklet to find, and usually it is in poor condition.  For whatever reason, probably the quality of the paper used, these booklets do not stand up to time very well.  This example has toned pages in good condition.  The cover is beat up along the edges and re-glued to the pages.  Sounds pretty bad, but acceptable for this booklet, as you might never see one in better condition.

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#24

American Heave Powder

Unopened box with contents from the American Stock Company of Tiffin, Ohio.  ‘HEAVES CAN BE CURED.”  6 ½”x 4”x 2”.  Condition is excellent without damage.  Sick horse is illustrated on the front.  Very few examples of any medicines from this company have been recorded over the years.  Displays great.

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#25

American Stock Food

Extremely colorful and graphic box featuring “Uncle Sam” from the American Stock Food Company of Fremont, Ohio.  8 ¾”x 5”x 1 ½”.  “THE GREAT CONDITIONER.”  On the front panel, Uncle Sam is offering a handful of Stock food to the horse while the cow looks on.  The back panel has a very colorful representation of a large variety of animals.  Because of the great graphics, this box is always in demand.  I have sold several examples of their Poultry Food and all the examples were empty and had some minor bug holes scattered along the edges of the box.  This example, WHICH IS THE FIRST STOCK FOOD,  have handled is no exception.  It also has some minor corner wear.  From a display ability, it does not get much better than this.  Sold without reserve, let the bidders speak to value today.

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#26

A. J. P. Horse Colic Remedy

Bottle with paper label, large paper insert, box, and partial dried contents from A. J. Phillips of Norwood, New York.  Original contents contained Chloroform.  6”x 2 ¼”x 1 ¼”.  Label is in excellent condition.  The box is missing top and bottom flaps and has light stain to the right side panel.  Testimonials on the box are dated 1901.

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#27

Dr. C. N. Barber’s Abortion Preventive

Unopened bottle with paper labels, and box from the Barber Medicine Company of Barre, Vermont.  6 ½”x 2 ½”x 2”.  Bottle retains the original paper cork cover, but contents have evaporated and there is crustation on the paper due to the evaporation of the content.  Used as an Abortion Preventive and Remedy for Barrenness in Cows.  Front label is very good with only very light toning.  Back label is stained.  Box has minor top edge damage and is generally toned, but complete.  Only three previous examples have been recorded.

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#28

Dr. C. N. Barber’s Antiseptic Wash

Unopened bottle with paper labels, contents, original paper seals over the cork and box from the Barber Medicine Company of Barre, Vermont. 6 ½”x 2 ½”x 2”.  Used for cleaning sores and “diseased skin.”  Labels are mint. Box is complete but toned.  This is the ONLY Example with a box recorded.  It sold in 1998 for $225.  Last year we sold just the bottle with label for $150.

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#29

Dr. C. N. Barber’s Heave Powders

Slide open box with inner box and outer shell with paper labels and CONTENTS from the Barber Medicine Company of Barre, Vermont.  4”x 4”x 2 ½”.  PREVIOUSLY UNRECORDED.  By my count, I have recorded a total of 112 Dr. Barber medicines sold since 1997.   Excellent condition overall with slight handling wear.           Never have I seen another example of this Heave Powders box.

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#30

Buckeye Ointment:

Lithographed tin from the Leechburg Oil & Paint Company of Leechburg, Pennsylvania.  Used for hard and cracked hooves of horses and other hoof ailments.  2 ½”x 3”.  Sold as a “Man & Beast” product, but most of these early oil related patent medicines were marketed for horses.  The silvering on the blank lid has faded but the paint and advertising around the side is in excellent condition. This is only the second example of this tin we have seen.

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#31

Campbell’s Emollio Iodoform Gall Remedy

Beautiful, lithographed tin with contents from  James Campbell & Company of Chicago.  Appears to be unopened and near mint condition.  Easily the best, of the few, examples of this tin I have seen.  2 ¾”x ½”.  A beautiful tin we have not seen in ten years.

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#32

Capitol Speedy Gall Remedy

Lithographed tin from the Capitol Food Company of Tiffin, Ohio.  3 ½”x 1”.  A positive remedy for all skin troubles including Galls, Scratch, and Greased Heels. DISCOVERY EXAMPLE as no previous tins have ever been recorded.  Lid has light scratches and wear but still displays remarkable well.  Only one known?

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#33

Dr. Carey’s Oriental or HIT for Horses

Embossed bottle with paper label from Dr. Daniel G. Carey, M.D. of Elmira, NY.  Embossed:  HIT on the back panel.  6 ¼”x 2”x 1 ¼”.  Photo on the label shows a man (probably Dr. Carey) rubbing this liniment on the leg of a horse while he is also holding up a package of the liniment to the camera.  Dr. Carey moved his medicine company to several different cities in upstate, New York over the years.  He also changed the company’s name, it seems, with each new location. Dr. Carey supposedly had questionable medical ethics which encouraged his frequent relocations.  The label is toned but is complete and displays well.  Dr. Carey sold this iteration of HIT for the horse in two sizes. This is the smaller size and no other examples have been recorded.  I wrote and article about Dr. Carey many years ago in the VCR newsletter.

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#34

Carpenter’s Tone Oil

Unopened bottle with paper label, contents, and box from W. D. Carpenter Company of Syracuse, New York.  They were also the makers of Nutrio-Tone and Poultri-Tone.  7 ¼”x 2 ½”x 1 ¼”.  Logo on the box promoted what the company called “CARNOLACTOGENS” for the health of livestock.  Bottle label is near mint.  Box is complete, displays great and only has a light stain on the bottom of the back panel.  Scarce.

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#35

Champion Colic Cure

Bottle with paper labels and box from the Champion MFG. Company of Philadelphia.  Box illustrated with a colicy horse rolling on the ground.  Paper label on the reverse measures this bottle out into five doses.  “THIS CURE WAS FORMULATED BY THE FOREMOST VETERINARY COLLEGE IN THE COUNTRY AND USED MORE THAN 20 YEARS WITHOUT A FAILURE IN ANY CASE.”  Bottle label is excellent.  The box is complete and in excellent condition.  8”x 2 ½”x 1”.  Early Horse Colic Cure.

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#36

Chapin Horse Worm Powders

Unopened cardboard box with paper wrapper and original contents.  From the Chapin Chemical Co., Detroit and New York.  5 ½”x 3”x 1 ½”.  “FOR EXPELLING AND DESTROYING INTESTIONAL WORMS IN HORSES.”  Neat, printed wrapper with horse.  There are some paper losses to the bottom edges in the back and bottom.  Glue has been applied to two spots on the bottom to prevent content leakage. Only one previous example has been recorded.  This is obviously very rare and looks great on a shelf.

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#37

Chappelear’s Healing Oil for Horse Flesh

Unopened bottle with paper label, contents and box from the Wm. M. Chappelear & Sons Company of Zanesville, Ohio.  7”x 2 ¼”x 1 ½”.  Used for sores, cuts and burns on farm animals and dogs.  Bottle and label are excellent.  Box has a wraparound paper label over cardboard with some expected minor wear.  Top flaps on the box are missing.  Only one previous example has ever been recorded and that was in 1999.

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#38

Dr. Claris’ Antiseptic Oil Healing Mixture

Unopened, embossed bottle with paper label, contents, and box from the Dr. Claris Veterinary Hospital in Buffalo, New York.  Embossed:  J. T. CLARIS V. S. // BUFFALO, N.Y.  6”x 2”x 1 ½”.  Label is in MINT condition.  The bottle still has the original wax seal on the cork.  The box is complete but has a light stain at the bottom.  Only the second example we have recorded with a box.

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#39

Dr. Claris’ Fever Medicine

Embossed bottle with paper labels on front and back.  Bottle embossed:  DR. J. T. CLARIS    V. S. / BUFFALO, N. Y.  6”x 2 ¼”x 1 ½”.  Image is of Dr. Claris’ twin ambulance team, Forepaugh and Barnum.  Both labels are darkly toned and there is paper loss to the right upper corner, as seen.  Dr. Claris’ medicines always bring a lot of interest and while the condition on this example is not the best, we have only recorded four examples and sold our last one in 2011.  Excellent condition examples have sold in the $300-400 range.  An opportunity to add this example at a modest price.

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#40

Dr. Claris Worm Powders for Horses

Cardboard box with 18 individual dose boxes inside from the Claris Veterinary Hospital of Buffalo, New York.  4 ¼”x 2 ¾”x 3”.  Cardboard is complete with all top flaps intact. Excellent condition with just a tiny scuff on the right side panel.  As nice an example as I’ve ever seen.  Advertising on all four sides.  With the desirability and scarceness of Claris medicines, this one is top shelf material.

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#41

Edgerton’s Medicated Salt Brick

Cardboard box with original salt brick contents from the Spence Brothers Manufacturing Company of Goldsboro, North Carolina.  7 ½”x 3 ½”x 2”.  Excellent condition.  A rare Southern veterinary medicine for horses and mules.

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#42

Federal Poultry Food, A Tonic

Unopened box with contents from the Federal Food Company of Mifflinburg, PA.  Image on the front panel is of a little girl feeding the fowls in the poultry yard.  8”x 5”x 2 ½”.  Box is in excellent condition but the label was applied crookedly.  Red color to the front panel is strong.  This box is claimed to hold 1500 feeds for fowls.

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#43

Dr. Gregory’s Heave Remedy and General Tonic

Unopened bottle with contents, paper label and box from the Texas Veterinary Remedy Company of Lindale, Texas.  9 ¼”x 3”x 1 ¾”.  Label says it CURES Heaves but does have 1906 Drug disclaimer on the label.  According to the consigner this and the next two lots were found in an old drug store in Cisco, Texas and purchased by him.  This company was unknown to me until these examples surfaced.  Bottle and label are in excellent condition.  The box has stain and bottom right panel damage.  Still displays well.  All Texas veterinary medicines are RARE.

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#44

Dr. Gregory’s Germicide Antiseptic Healing Oil

Unopened bottle with contents, paper label and box from the Texas Veterinary Remedy Company of Lindale, Texas.  7 ¼”x 2 ½”x 1 ½”.  “Prevents Proud Flesh and heals from the inside first.”  Bottle and label are in excellent condition.  The box has a small ding and tape repair to the top right edge.  displays great and is the first example ever recorded.  All Texas veterinary medicines are RARE.

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#45

Dr. Gregory’s Special Liniment

Unopened bottle with contents, paper label and box from the Texas Veterinary Remedy Company of Lindale, Texas.  5 ½”x 2”x 1 ¼”.  For external use only.  For Man or Beast.  Bottle and label are in excellent condition.  The box has a small ding to the top right corner, otherwise excellent.  The last of three rare Texas veterinary lots.

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#46

Hamiton’s Gall Cure

Sealed, unopened cardboard box with complete paper wrapper.  Box contains some form of container for the Gall Cure.  You can shake the box and hear something moving around inside, but is it a lithographed tin, or a paper label tin, or what?  YOU BE THE ONE TO OPEN THE WRAPPER AND DISCOVER THE CONTENTS AFTER 125 YEARS.    Box is 4”x 3”x 1 ½”.  Produced by W. H. Hamilton of Buffalo, New York.  “WILL CURE GALLS, COLLAR, BOILS, SORE BACK AND SCRATCHES.”  Paper label is toned, but package is in essentially original condition otherwise.

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#47

Dr. Hess Instant Louse Killer Huge Canister

Unopened canister with paper label and contents from the Dr. Hess & Clark Company of Ashland, Ohio.  This is the GIANT, 2 ½ pound canister at 7 ¾”x 4”.  Great image on the front of a young girl, in a poultry yard, powdering a hen’s behind with this Louse Killer.  Label is in excellent condition with a few minor nicks to the edges.  This GIANT  50 cent size, which is quite impressive sitting on a shelf.

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#48

Dr. Hess Distemper, Fever and Cough Remedy

nopened bottle with paper labels, contents and box from the Dr. Hess & Clark Company of Ashland, Ohio.  6 ¼”x 2”x 1”.  Bottle embossed: DR. HESS & CLARK // ASHLAND, O. U.S.A.  Bottle and front label are near mint.  Box has great color and has an illustration of the company factory on the front panel.  Box is complete but a little roughed up at the top.

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#49

Hollingshead’s Natural Rock Hoof Packing

Cardboard box with a gorgeous, full color hoof packing wraparound label from the Hollingshead Company of Camden, NJ.  5”x 5”x 2 ½”.  The front panel illustrates a farrier working on the hoof of a horse.  It is a beautiful multi-colored scene.  The reverse has a color image of the factory with a similar background.  There is  some minor paper loss along all the edges but nothing that distracts from the graphic appeal of this box.  No contents. Only the second example to ever surface in over 30 years collecting.  The last sold in 2016 for $375.  Sold to your high bid.

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#50

Humphreys’ Veterinary Oil

Embossed, unopened jar with contents and original paper label extending to three sides by the Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Company of New York.  2 ½”x 2 ½”x 4”.  This jar is the missing item from most of the Humphreys’ stable cases collectors try to complete.  It is very scarce in this degree of originality with the original cork in place, original contents, and a wonderful 99.9% complete paper label.  Don’t miss out on this one.

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#51

Humphreys’ Homeopathic Veterinary A. A

Embossed horse head bottle with paper label, booklet, partial contents and box. This label has the 15% Alcohol designation. Label is excellent. Box is complete and displays well. A. A. was used for Fevers and Inflammation of the lung.

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#52

Humphreys’ Homeopathic Veterinary Specific E. E. for Coughs

Embossed bottle with paper label, booklet insert and box.  This label has the early “CURE” designation and without any alcohol percentage.  Used for Heaves, Broken Wind, and Influenza in horses.  Label in excellent condition.  Box has some minor top edge damage.  3 ¼”x 1 ¾”x 1”. Only two (2) examples of this rare label variation have been recorded, and this is THE ONLY EXAMPLE WITH A BOX.

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#53

Humphreys’ Homeopathic Veterinary H. H. for Kidney

Embossed bottle with horse head, paper label, partial contents, booklet and box. 15% alcohol content in this example.  This was used for Urinary Diseases such as Scanty Urine, Dropsy of bladder, and Bloody Urine.  Label is in excellent condition.  3 ½”x 2”x 1”. Box has top flap damage.

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#54

Humphreys’ Homeopathic Veterinary Specific J. INDIGESTION K.

Embossed horsehead bottle with paper label, original pressed metal seal over cork, partial evaporated contents, package insert and box from the Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Company of New York.  3 ¾”x 1 ¾”x 1”.  This example has the word “Specific” in the title, the 52% Alcohol designation, but the word “CURES” has been removed from the label.  On the box, the word “Specific” has been removed from the company’s name.  The label is in excellent condition.  The metal seal has been opened but is still over the cork.  The box has some flap damage, but is the only example of a J.K. box with 52% alcohol I have recorded.  This medicine was used for Constipation, Staring Coat, Yellow Water, and Paralysis.  J.K. is one of the most difficult medicines to find, especially in this condition with a box.  Don’t miss this one.

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#55

International Antiseptic Healing Powder

Unopened, lithographed tin with contents and original top.  4”x 1 ¾”.  Tin is very graphic.  Colors are strong.  Tin has a couple of dents, otherwise excellent.

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#56

International Distemper Cure

Unopened box with contents from the ISF Company.  Rearing white stallion is among the filigree and flowers on the front panel of this beautiful CURE.  6 ¾”x 4 ¾”x 2 ¾”.  This background is a blood red.  Box is in excellent condition with just a tear in the top panel’s outer paper label.  This c1900 Distemper Cure is a top notch International medicine.  Five previous examples have been recorded and all sold for over $300 with premium.

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#57

International Gall Heal

Small 25 cent size, unopened tin from the International Stock Food Company of Minneapolis.  On first glance you, might think this is a free sample size tin, but it is clearly labeled 25 cents.  There is also a later 30 cent sticker on the label.  2”x 2”.  This is only the second example we have cataloged.  A scarce tin from a desirable company.

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#58

International Gall Heal-Rare Large Size

Fifty cent size, unopened tin from the International Stock Food Company of Minneapolis.  3”x 2 ½”.  This is only the third example cataloged. And last since 2017.  The tin does have general spotting and a couple of oxidation spots on the lid.  A scarce tin from a desirable company and till collectible condition.

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#59

International Medicinal Poultry Food Tonic

Unopened box with contents with extensive poultry illustrations.  1 ½ pound size with an original price of 25 cents.  7 ½”x 4 ¾’x 2 ½”.  Colors are bright.  Excellent condition

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#60

International Silver Pine Healing Oil

Unopened bottle with complete wrap around paper label on all four sides, original contents and box.  This is the scarce 50 cent size, 8 ½”x 2 ½”x 1 ½”.  Paper label has an oil stain to the lower half and a paper tear on the reverse.  The box has a complete paper wrapper that is colorful and has the same stain.  “NATURE’S GREAT REMEDY FOR BARB-WIRE INJURIES.”  Labeled as a CURE for Animal Use and perfectly harmless.

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#61

International Medicinal Stock Food Tonic

ox with wrap around paper label from the ISF Company.  Strong colors and great graphics on the front of the classic stock food box.  4 ¾”x 7 ½”x 2 ¼”.  Condition overall is excellent with just a little edge wear to the paper label and a few bug holes.  I believe this box has been opened from the bottom, the contents removed, and some other filler has been added.  I could be wrong, but it just feels light to me.  This said for complete transparency.  This is the 25 cent package containing 1 ½ pounds of Stock Tonic and is very desirable with this great color and design.

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#62

International Worm Powder

Unopened box with contents.  Extremely colorful and graphic front and back labels.  The front shows a white horse in an open pasture while the back has very graphic renderings of Bots and Worms in the GI tract of the horse.  6”x 3 ½”x 2”.  Colors are strong and bright.  There is general handling wear overall with slight paper label loss along the edges.  This is one of, if not the hardest ISF Medicine to obtain in any condition.  Five (5) previous examples have been recorded since 1998 with an average selling price of $480.  Don’t let this one pass you by. The last offering was five years ago.

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#63

J. B. L. National Formulae Stock Food

Unopened box with contents from the Dr. J. B. Lynas & Son Company of Logansport, Indiana.  8”x 5”x 4”.  Nice horse illustration on this large box with strong color.  A few of these showed up around 2009 and were quickly sucked up into collections.  Excellent condition.

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#64

Lee’s Egg Maker and Chick Grower for Poultry

Unopened box with contents from the George Lee Company of Omaha, Nebraska.  9”x 5 ½”x 3 ½”.  Large, colorful box with a big presence. Great poultry yard illustration on the front panel.  Front panel has paper loss on the left side as seen, along with light scuffing near the bottom.  Scattered edge wear and minor small paper losses on the sides and back.  Only the third example recorded and the first since the year 2000.

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#65

Dr. LeGear’s Poultry Powder

This is the unopened, 25 cent size box of Poultry Powder.  7 ¾”x 4 ½”x 2 ½”.   This is one of the more desirable and early Dr. LeGear medicine boxes.  The Cock of the walk on the front panel is cock-a-doodle-doing and says:  “I am the cock of the walk because I am given Dr. LeGear’s Poultry Powder.”  Condition is very good to excellent with just the expected 100 years of handing wear.  Extremely colorful.

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#66

Lenhart’s Improved Horse, Cattle and Poultry Powder

Unopened package with paper wrapper all around by Dr. Charles Lenhart, DVS of York, Pennsylvania.  6”x 3”x 2”.  I would call the condition on this as near perfect, original condition.  Outstanding barnyard scene on the front panel.  Dr. Lenhart with his DVS was a graduate of the Chicago Veterinary College.

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#67

Dr. Lesure’s Veterinary Cough and Tonic Drops

Very strong blue label on this embossed, unopened bottle with contents, paper insert, glass dose vial and box.  Embossed:  DR LESURE’S / VETERINARY / COUGH & TONIC DROPS.  “A Powerful Tonic, Diuretic and Expectorant. A Wonderful Discovery.”  4 ½”x 1 ¾”x 1”. The box is totally intact but has some very light foxing.

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#68

Dr. Lesure’s Veterinary Fever Drops-Rare Large Size

Embossed, unopened bottle with contents, paper label, paper inserts, glass dose vial, and box.  Embossed:  DR. LESURE’S / VETERINARY / FEVER DROPS.  Produced in Keene, New Hampshire.  Remedy for Pneumonia, and Lung Fever in Horses and Garget in cows.  6 ¼”x 2 ¼”x 1 ½”.  Label extends to three sides and is in MINT condition.  Box is as close to MINT as you will ever see.  Only two examples of this large, one dollar, size have ever been recorded and NEITHER had a box.  This is the best example of this sized medicine we have ever offered.

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#69

Dr. Lesure’s Special Liniment

Embossed, unopened bottle with contents and large box from Dr. John G. Lesure of Keene, New Hampshire.  Embossed:  DR. LESURE / LINIMENT / KEENE, N.H.  6”x 2 ¼”x 1 ½”.  Used for Nerve, Muscle, Bone, and Sinew.  Label extends to three sides and is mint, undamaged condition.  The box is missing all top flaps but has good color and displays very well.  This large box is also a scarce variation.  Very nice example with the box an added plus.

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#70

Morrison’s Stable Salve

Lithographed tin from the James W. Foster Company of Bath, New Hampshire.  “A POWERFUL HEALING AND CLEANSING SALVE.”  2 ½”x 2”.  A very desirable tin that came from a scarce company, in a small New Hampshire town.  A few of these have turned up over the years and always sold well.  This example is in excellent condition with only a tiny paint flake here and there and a small dent in the back.  No excuses are needed for this beautiful tin.

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#71

Munyon’s Veterinary Remedies

Very rare, embossed bottle from Munyon’s Homeopathic Home Remedy Company, primarily known for Human patent medicines.  The bottle is embossed with animals (horse, cow, sheep, pig, poultry and what looks like a cat) and reads:  MUNYONS / (ANIMALS IMAGES) / VETERINARY / REMEDIES.  I have recorded two examples selling, none have had any label.  To my knowledge, no labeled examples exist in veterinary collections.  A bottle collector may have one, but I have never seen or heard of one.  6 ½”x 2 ½”x 1/1/2”. There are a couple of tiny chips to the lip.

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#72

Murry’s Chanticleer Poultry Powder

Unopened box with contents from the G.H. Murry Company of Madison, North Carolina.  In 2020, Madison had a population of 2100 people.  When this was produced c1900, Mr. Murry probably owned the town!  6 ½”x 3 ¾”x 3”.  A “Chanticleer” is a proud rooster and the mascot of Coastal Carolina University. Excellent condition with only slight edge wear.  PREVIOUSLY UNRECORDED at auction, but I have seen an example in the unrivaled poultry medicine collection of Dr. Ken Opengart.  Super Scarce Poultry Medicine box.

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#73

Newton’s Heave, Cough Distemper and Indigestion Cure

Large size, lithographed tin from the Newton Horse Remedy Company of Toledo, Ohio.  7”x 3 ½”x 3 ½”.  “A VETERINARY REMEDY FOR WIND, THROAT AND STOMACH TROUBLES GUARANTEED.”  This cure was made by Dr. John Newton, V. S. who graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1878.  The iconic Skeletal horse logo is on the front panel.  All of the side panels are in excellent condition.  Clean and bright.  One of the better examples I have seen in a while.

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#74

Peoples Poultry Remedy

Unopened box with contents from the Peoples Stock and Poultry Food Company of Greenville, Tennessee.  “A GREAT EGG PRODUCER AND DISEASE PREVENTATIVE.”  7 ½”x 4 ¾”x 2”.  Great color and imagery on the front.  The farm wife is feeding the poultry while her son is off in the background chasing some hens. Very strong colors in near mint condition.  Great shelf piece.

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#75

Peoples Stock Remedy

Cardboard box without contents from the Peoples Stock & Poultry Food Company of Greenville, Tennessee.  7 ½”x 4 ½”x 2”.  Great farmyard design on this great box.  The farmer is bringing food to his livestock and his herding dog is along.  Color on the front has slightly faded over time. Very good condition overall with no damage.  Much scarcer than the companion Poultry Remedy.

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#76

Pratt’s Cow Tonic

Canister with all around paper label.  Very scarce Pratt’s remedy as only three other examples have ever been recorded.  Medicines solely aimed at cows are fairly scarce by themselves and this is from a desirable company.        4 ¾”x 4”.  “It tones up the digestive and reproductive organs thereby increasing health and milk and assisting the calving cow.”  The canister has been opened along the top edge.  The front panel as you see, displays very well.

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#77

Pratt’s Poultry Regulator

Unopened box under shrink wrap from the Pratt’s food Company of Philadelphia. This is the scarcer 25 cent size package.  8”x 3 ¾”x 2”.  “A SAFE TONIC.”  Excellent condition.

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#78

Dr. Pyles Distemper, Influenza and Fever Remedy for Horses

ottle with paper label from the Dr. Pyle Veterinary Remedy Company of New Philadelphia, Ohio.  8”x 2 ¾”x 1 ½”.  “BACKED BY A $150,000 GUARANTEE.”  “The best medicine on earth for this disease The label is lightly toned.  The label is dated 1914.  This is a small town vet, located South of Canton, Ohio.  The first example we have sold in 25 years.

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#79

Randall’s Condition Powders for Horses and Cattle

ERY EARLY sealed paper wrapped block from C. T. Newman, Druggist, Manchester, New Hampshire.  c1880.  THIS IS THE DISCOVERY EXAMPLE AS NO OTHERS HAVE EVER BEEN RECORDED.  4”x 2 ½”x 1 ½”.  Package paper is age toned but is complete and unopened.  If you’re interested in early, one of a kind veterinary patent medicines, this is for you.

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#80

Dr. Redmon’s All Purpose Horse Liniment

Unopened bottle with contents and paper label from Pettit & Welch in Carrollton, Missouri.  6 ¼”x 2”x 1 ¼”.  Excellent condition.  Purchased by the consigner from McMurray’s Drugstore Auction in 2016.  No other examples have been recorded.

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#81

Rochester Horse and Cattle Food

Canister with wrap around paper label from the Rochester Horse and Cattle Food company of Rochester, New York.  No contents.  6 ½”x 4 ½”.  Two (2) pound size.  c1900. “The Greatest Blood Purifier, Flesh Producer and Tonic.”  Label has some minor paper losses and general handling wear.  Scattered staining.  Hard to find anything about this company.

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#82

S. & G. Condition Powders

Unopened canister with paper label and contents from the Scott & Gilbert Company of San Francisco.  5 ½”x 2 ½”.  “Reliable Tonic and Alterative for Domestic Animals of all kinds.”  Excellent original condition.  Very hard to find ANY veterinary patent medicines from the West Coast.  Don’t miss this one.

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#83

Save-The-Horse Healing, Antiseptic Ointment

Lithographed tin with partial contents from the Troy Chemical Company of Binghamton, New York.  2 1/2”x 3”.  Blood red tin in excellent condition.  Used to treat Galls, Hobble chafes, Grease Heal, and Mud Fever among other horse ailments.  I really like the horse image on the lid and side. Rare.

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#84

Security Poultry Food and Egg Maker

Large size ($1.00) box with partial contents and complete wrap around colorful label from the Security Stock Food Company of Minneapolis.  10 ½”x 7 ½”x 4”.  Outstanding graphics and its large size give this box a dramatic presence on the shelf.  Condition of the front panel is very good and display well.  The back and side panels are rough.  Scarce and desirable box.

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#85

Security Stock Food

Large, 50 cent size box from the Security Stock Food Company.  This box has been opened from the top, the original contents removed, and the top resealed.  9”x 6”x 3”.  Outstanding graphics as a farmer is coming to feed his livestock and the animals are running across the pasture to get to him.  That Security Stock Food must be good stuff.  Condition is excellent on all four panels.  Colors are bright and strong.  I believe this to be c1900 as the company name changed at some point to the Security Remedy Company, so this is an earlier company name.  Plus, there is no Drug Act info on the box. Two previous examples of this Stock Food are recorded and both were empty. One of the greatest veterinary boxes ever produced.

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#86

Seneca Gall Remedy

Lithographed tin with partial contents from the Seneca Company of Tiffin, Ohio.  3 ¾”x ¾”.  Seneca Chief logo is on the lid.  There is one minor dent and a little edge wear to the lid, but the color is strong.  It displays very well.  The last one of these we offered was in 1998.  Twenty-seven years ago, it sold for $35.  I expect it to do better this time around.

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#87

Sheridan’s Cavalry Condition Powder, Wrapped Package

Very desirable Condition Powders in a paper wrapped block produced by the I. S. Johnson & Company of Boston.  The wrapper is dated 1885 and has three images on the front panel, General Sheridan’s face, the General leading a cavalry charge, and a pastoral scene with livestock.  4”x 2”x 1 ½”.  Complete and in very good condition with just some corner wear.  Not bad for 140 years old.

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#88

loan’s Quick Cure for Saddle and Collar Galls

Twelve-sided bottle with wrap around label from Dr. Earl S. Sloan of Boston.  7”x 2”.  Label has a stain at the left top.  Some dried contents in the bottle.  “HEALS SKIN INSTANTLY.”

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#89

Smith’s Cough and Distemper Remedy

Unopened bottle with contents, blood red wrap around paper label, large insert, and box from Dr. E. J. Smith Company of Greenwich, New York.  5 ½”x 2”x 1 ¼”.  Used also for Chills, Fevers, and Bronchial Affections.  Bottle label is mint.  Box has top edge damage missing all flaps.  This is the first example offered with this dramatic red label.  We sold a few examples in the late 1990’s that had yellow labels.  I believe this example pre-dates those offerings.

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#90

Smith’s Laxative Colic Drops

Bottle with yellow paper label and box from Dr. E. J. Smith Company of Greenwich, New York.  Package is 4 ½”x 2 ½”x 1 ½”.  Originally this held two bottles labeled #1 and #2.  #1 must have been used, saved a horse and is missing. Excellent condition overall.

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#91

Southern Improved Stock Remedy

Unopened box with contents from the Southern Stock Food Company of Atlanta, Georgia.  8”x 5”x 2”.  “A RECONSTRUCTIVE BLOOD TONIC.”  Fantastic color label on the front panel and in excellent condition. There are label paper losses and scuffing along the side panels and back.  The best display example I can ever remember and is a very uncommon box from the South that should get plenty of interest.  You will not be disappointed.

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#92

Stewart’s Healing Powder

Unopened tin canister with paper label, paper inserts and box from the F. G. Stewart Company of Chicago.  2 ½”x 1 ¼”.  Used for Barb Wire Cuts and Galls on animals.  Box is essentially a shell.  Canister is in bright, excellent condition.  Scarce.

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#93

Van Tassel & Tobey Imperial Stifle Liniment:

Extremely rare amber, embossed bottle.  IMPERIAL STIFLE LINIMENT/ VAN TASSEL & TOBEY / HUDSON, N.Y.  Square bottle is 6 ½”x 2”x 2”.  There is a thin chip to the side of the lip.  This is the first example of any veterinary collectible from this company. c1900.

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#94

Vetrinol Veterinary Unguentine Healing Salve for Horses and Cattle

Lithographed tin from the Norwich Pharmacal Company of Norwich, New York.  3”x 1 ½”.  Lid has some minor edge wear.  Side panel has the same horse imagery.  A nice tall tin that displays very well and is quite scarce.

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#95

Vick’s Stock and Poultry Food

Extremely large, unopened canister with wrap around paper label and contents from the Vick Food Company of Rochester, New York.  10 ¼”x 6”.  Outstanding colorful barnyard scene.  PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN EXAMPLE.  There are paper losses all along the bottom edge, a couple of small losses among the animals, and a couple of light toned streaks in the front.  Not the greatest condition we could wish for but if you see this canister in person, you would be WOWed.  Hugely impressive and possibly a unique survivor.

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#96

Wallace’s Oil, A Merchant’s Discovery

Bottle with paper label on the front and one side, partial label on the reverse and partial contents from W.W. Brower manufacturer from New York City.  7 ½”x 2 ½”x 1 ¾”.  Label for use on Spavins, Splint and Ringbone on horses.  Label has the 1906 Drug Act disclaimer.  Label on the front has some minor edge wear.  The illustration on the front panel is of a horse race with a jockey whipping his steed.

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#97

Ward’s Gall Remedy

Large, lithographed tin with contents from the Dr. Ward Medical Company of Winona, Minnesota.  Previously unrecorded Gall Remedy.  3 ¾”x 1 ½”.  Strong red color to the tin.  Top has some minor scattered wear and a couple of oxidations spots.  Display’s very well.

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#98

Watkins Louse Killer

Cardboard canister with lithographed paper label from the Watkins Medical Company of Winona, Minn. No contents.  7”x 3”.  Nice early graphics.  Label has minor handling wear.

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#99

Watson’s Purge Mix

Cardboard slide box with original contents (3 large gelatin capsules) from The Watson Company of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.  3”x 3 ¼’x 1 ¼”.  Logo is of a REARING HORSE SKELETON on the front label.  A Physic for horses and mules.  Previously unrecorded and unknown veterinary company from a SOUTHERN STATE I don’t recall ever seeing another veterinary patent medicine from.  Very good condition with just some stain on the bottom back.

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#100

Watson’s Stagger Remedy for Horses and Mules

Cardboard slide box with original contents (3 smaller gelatin capsules) from The Watson Company of Pine Bluff, Arkansas.  2 ½”x 2 ½”x 1”.  Logo is of a REARING HORSE SKELETON on the front label.  I assume ‘STAGGER” was/is a neurologic disease of horses.  Box has some paper loss to the bottom of the right, side panel.  Companion discovery item as the previous lot.

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#101

Westermann’s Veterinary Pine Tar Salve

New Old Stock (NOS) tin that was never used from Henry Westermann of Louisville, Kentucky.  3 ½”x 2 ¾”.  Mint, unused condition.