Vintage Johnson & Johnson Tri-Wide DryBak Adhesive Plaster Tin

Johnson & Johnson Band Aids have been a staple of American medicine cabinets since 1921 and introduced the DryBak bandages in 1932. This vintage medical memorabilia advertising tin is unique home or bathroom decor - little things that are perfect for the collector of Americana ephemera, a home accent, or to use in a shadow box or to hide a few small treasures.
The Drybak tin proclaims that it contains 3 sizes (¼, ½, and ¾) of waterproof, suntan color bandages. It has some of the original adhesive, but they are dry and brittle.
Approximately 2.25x1 ⅞”
Scuffs/scratches on the tin and someone wrote ‘30” in a marker on one side. Patina, wear/tear commensurate with age (see pictures)
Circa 1932-1960s

Please see my other listings for more interesting pieces that could be used for vintage home decor or placed in a shadow box.

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