Vintage Druggist Ephemera from Coxsackie Mew York -
$30.00
Vintage Druggist Ephemera – Coxsackie, New York (circa 1902)
A wonderful seven piece of early 20th-century Americana, this original vintage druggist ephemera dates to circa 1902 and originates from Coxsackie, New York. An authentic survivor from a small-town pharmacy, it offers a fascinating glimpse into everyday life, commerce, and medical history at the turn of the century.
Printed over 120 years ago, this piece features period typography and paper characteristics typical of the era. Items like this were once commonplace—used, handled, and then discarded—making genuine examples increasingly hard to find today.
Details:
Origin: Coxsackie, New York
Date: circa 1902
Type: Druggist / pharmacy ephemera
Material: original antique paper
Condition: age-appropriate wear consistent with over a century of history (see photos)
✨ A truly special piece of authentic American history — not a reproduction.
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