Eglantina Co. Advertising Leaflet
MakerMade by
Eglantina Company
American, about 1902 - 1926
Original OwnerOriginally owned by
Edith Ward
American, 1870 - 1961
Datec. 1902-1926
MediumPaper, printed ink
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (overall height x width): 10 1/8 × 8 1/8in. (25.7 × 20.6cm)
ClassificationsInformation Artifacts
Credit LineGift of the Wadsworth Family of Farmington, CT in memory of Cecil Dwight Wadsworth
DescriptionA leaflet advertising the Eglantina Co. printed on pink paper.
It reads in part, "Eglantina is a perfectly harmless liquid with the delicate odor of the briar-rose, and it can be applied by the most unskilled so as to produce results most artistic and undetectable. / It is not easily affected by perspiration and yet it can be readily removed if too much has been applied. It does not fill the pores of the skin, but on the contrary, is a stimulus to the healthful action of the tissues and pores. Its qualities are very lasting, and as a few drops only are required for an application, it will prove the most economical fact tint procurable."
It reads in part, "Eglantina is a perfectly harmless liquid with the delicate odor of the briar-rose, and it can be applied by the most unskilled so as to produce results most artistic and undetectable. / It is not easily affected by perspiration and yet it can be readily removed if too much has been applied. It does not fill the pores of the skin, but on the contrary, is a stimulus to the healthful action of the tissues and pores. Its qualities are very lasting, and as a few drops only are required for an application, it will prove the most economical fact tint procurable."
Object number2025.25.4
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Dr. Cyrus Pendleton
