1892 Antique Lane's Medicine Vintage Advertising Print Woman Drinking Herb Drink

NOTE SMALL SIZE Size: 3" x 1.75" Appeared in 1892 edition of Scribner's Magazine Originality and condition: This is an original magazine advertisement – not a reproduction. It was carefully removed from an antique publication and may show slight age‑related toning. Please view all photos and enlarge them for inspection. Packaging and care: Your ad will be shipped flat, placed in a protective acid‑free sleeve with a sturdy backing and packed securely to prevent bending. This original vintage ad makes a unique historical collectible and is ideal for framing or display. An antique advertising print for Lane's Medicine, showcasing a woman enjoying a pleasant herb drink. This vintage piece highlights the product's claims of promoting brightness and a better complexion, acting gently on the stomach, liver, and kidneys as a pleasant laxative. The print details how the drink, made of herbs, can be prepared easily like tea and is available from druggists for 50 cents and $1.00 per package, with a free sample offered by sending an address to Orator F. Woodward in LeRoy, N.Y. Perfect for collectors of vintage advertising, ephemera enthusiasts, or as a unique decorative piece for a study or apothecary-themed space. Keywords: vintage advertisement, antique print, herb drink, laxative remedy, Victorian era, ephemera, home remedy, health tonic, collectible paper, old medicine, folk remedy, historical ad, period advertising