Late 19th Century J.H. McLean Patent Medicine Advertising Cabinet troll doll This piece exhibits some rusting

This piece exhibits some rusting in the the actual ashtray receptacle

Vintage hammer set box that has been emptied and is now being sold as a vintage industrial storage box

The plaque was designated for use on Illinois Central Railroad buildings and train stations

Exhibits minor signs of wear including very minor folds/bumps on the cardstock

AB - 104337 - 032122

Late 19th Century J.H. McLean Patent Medicine Advertising Cabinet troll doll This piece exhibits some rustingc. 1880s; Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment & Remedies St. Louis, Missouri Painted wood wall cabinet with reverse painted advertising glass door. This late 19th century apothecary or store cabinet once housed bottles of Dr. J. H. McLean's widely marketed patent medicines. The bowed glass front is lettered in bold white text: "Dr. J. H. McLean St. Louis, MO," a reference to the company founded in 1845 by John H. McLean, a pioneer in patent