1940s Davol Nipples Vintage Advertising X-LARGE SIGN 40" Cardboard Nurse Baby
$390
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- Size
- One Size
- Condition
- Good
- Color
- BlueGold
- Category
- HomeArtPrints
- Brand
- Davol
- Style Tags
- Retro
Measurements:
• Height: 40 inches / 3.3 feet
• Width: 27 inches / 2.25 feet
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Original 1940s Davol Anti-Colic Nipples cardboard advertising store display featuring a nurse holding an infant, framed in an oval vignette with bold blue background and gold accents.
Oversized display sign measuring over 2 x 3 feet, designed for floor or window display. Cardboard construction with easel back; *upper portion of the easel is missing. Visible fold lines, edge wear, surface wear, and age toning consistent with retail use and size.
Davol became widely known in the early to mid 20th century for infant feeding products, with nurse & child imagery commonly used to promote trust, hygiene, and modern medical care in American pharmacies and department stores.
Keywords: vintage advertising, nursing, vintage nurse, baby care, retro, collectible, pharmacy display, medical history, antique, hospital decor, infant feeding
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