1893 Ad John Woodbury Facial Soap Skin Beauty Health - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING MAY1 XGI5 but it does not touch

but it does not touch the image

Virginia Valli ON THE REVERSE (but not shown): David Torrence

upon which the die-box freely slides forward as the die passes upon the pipe

This is an original 1912 print of two etchings by Frank Brangwyn: "The Feast of Lazarus" (1908)

1893 Ad John Woodbury Facial Soap Skin Beauty Health - ORIGINAL ADVERTISING MAY1 XGI5 but it does not touchThis is an original 1893 color print ad for Woodbury's Facial Soap. The ad writes, "Don't throw your face away. No matter if you are tired of it. Don't let it go until you have read Dr. Woodbury's Book or called upon him", and "Those freckles have killed every chance you've had lately of getting a man. Men seem to abhor freckles almost as much as they do pimples". CONDITION This 118+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Moderate aging throughout. No