"INTIMA" PRODUCT - ANTIBA, PURCHASED BY THE NAVY COMMAND - ADVERTISING BROCHURE AND FLYER, WARSAW, 1933
A set of two advertising prints for the “Intima” product, marketed by the “Antiba” company as an antiseptic for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. An interesting example of pre-war pharmaceutical advertising.
The document, dated June 30, 1933, in Warsaw, describes the product, terms of sale, and wholesale and retail prices. Of particular note is the passage in which the manufacturer refers to a purchase made by the Navy Command:
“Its value and popularity are evidenced by a significant purchase—approximately 2,000 units—by the Navy Command.”
The set includes:
- An advertising and sales letter from the “Antiba” company, bearing the company letterhead, dated June 30, 1933, with a stamp and a handwritten signature. It contains a description of the product, prices, discounts, and ordering terms through the firm Ludwik Spiess and Son in Warsaw.
- An illustrated leaflet for the “Intima” product
Condition: yellowing and localized discoloration of the paper, crease marks from folding, minor creases, and signs of corrosion on the paperclip.
Condition as shown in the photographic documentation.
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A set of two advertising prints for the “Intima” product, marketed by the “Antiba” company as an antiseptic for the prevention of sexually transmitted diseases. An interesting example of pre-war pharmaceutical advertising.
The document, dated June 30, 1933, in Warsaw, describes the product, terms of sale, and wholesale and retail prices. Of particular note is the passage in which the manufacturer refers to a purchase made by the Navy Command:
“Its value and popularity are evidenced by a significant purchase—approximately 2,000 units—by the Navy Command.”
The set includes:
- An advertising and sales letter from the “Antiba” company, bearing the company letterhead, dated June 30, 1933, with a stamp and a handwritten signature. It contains a description of the product, prices, discounts, and ordering terms through the firm Ludwik Spiess and Son in Warsaw.
- An illustrated leaflet for the “Intima” product
Condition: yellowing and localized discoloration of the paper, crease marks from folding, minor creases, and signs of corrosion on the paperclip.
Condition as shown in the photographic documentation.