Pharmaceutical box "Neutroses-Vichy", Circa 1920

Antique lithographed tin pharmaceutical box from the Vichy Medical-Pharmacological Laboratory, used for packaging the famous "Neutroses-Vichy" tablets, an alkaline-bismuth preparation prescribed for digestive and gastric disorders. This compact, predominantly red version features its original paper label with graphics typical of early 20th-century French pharmacies, including detailed therapeutic information, a professional stamp, and the Vichy address. An authentic example of thermal pharmacopoeia and medical communication from the interwar period.

✦ Origin: France, Vichy
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1920
✦ Dimensions: 6 x 4 x 1.5 cm
✦ Material: Lithographed tinplate, paper label
✦ Condition: Good used condition, wear and scuffs consistent with age, label clearly legible

Antique pharmaceutical box prized for pharmacopoeia collections, medical cabinets of curiosities or decorations inspired by early 20th century pharmacies.