1920s First Aid Soda Advertising Sign • 19" Cardboard Prohibition Era Americana

Measurements: • Width: 12 inches • Length: 19 inches >> Please view all photos carefully, as they are part of the description. Original 1920s - 1930s First Aid Syrup Co. of America soda cardboard advertising sign. Features bold red and navy lettering with the slogan "A Food for the Words 'How Dry I Am,'" a witty nod to the Prohibition era when soft drinks replaced alcohol. Displayed in drugstores and soda fountains to promote premium fruit-flavored syrups. A striking early soda collectible that captures the style and humor of 1920s American advertising. Perfect for collectors of vintage soda, apothecary, and Americana displays. Keywords: First Aid Syrup, Vintage Advertising, Soda Fountain Sign, Collectible Sign, Vintage Syrup Ad, First Aid Syrup Co. of America, Antique Advertising, Food Advertising, Soda Advertising, Vintage Collectible, Retro Advertising, Paper Sign > Orders ship within 2 business days, securely packed and tracked so you can follow your delivery.