Prohibition Whiskey Prescription Doctor's Stub Bar Unadilla Forks NY 1922 Talbot

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Prohibition Whiskey Prescription Doctor's Stub Bar Unadilla Forks NY 1922 Talbot
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A rare, first issue 1922 Prohibition Prescription stub for 1 Pint of Whiskey...1 tabl
e
spoonsful in Milk 3 tim
es a day
for bronopn
eumonia.
This prescription stub is rare as this particular issue had to be returned to the government and 99.9% were returned! It also gives us an insight as to why whiskey was being prescribed.
This stub was originally attached to the FIRST of five prescriptions, issued by the Treasury Department during the Prohibition. It is the ONLY prescription stub in which, "His street and No." was printed below the address line, while just as many women were having liquor prescriptions filled.
The whiskey was prescribed for Mr. Talbot, of Leonardsville, NY, by Dr. Edwin C. Granger, of Unadilla Forks, NY on F
ebruary
16, 1922. It was issued by the Treasury Department and measures 4" x 3.5".
The prescription has age toning (not pure white), otherwise, condition is excellent...a great medicinal whiskey script from the Prohibition years!
This is a FANTASTIC piece of history and would be great to display in a hotel, pharmacy, museum, bar or office! I am happy to answer any questions, please feel free to email and thank you for your interest!
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