Early 20th Century New-Skin Countertop Point-of-Sale Display Case IAM particularly driven by the popularity

particularly driven by the popularity of B-Westerns and TV shows like "The Lone Ranger" that aired 1949 to 1957

Antique pine apothecary cabinet

celebrated for its innovative foam shell construction and its ability to combine privacy

Andrew Kolb & Son - New York

Early 20th Century New-Skin Countertop Point-of-Sale Display Case IAM particularly driven by the popularityc. 1900s; Douglas Manufacturing Co. New York, NY Early glass fronted counter display case advertising New Skin, featuring reverse on glass (ROG) lettering reading "NEW SKIN INSTEAD OF COURT PLASTER." Constructed with a metal framed body, beveled glass panels, hinged door, and ball form feet, this compact case was designed for countertop placement in drugstores and apothecaries. The bold black and gold ROG graphics would have been highly legible under