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That they never made it to a bottle is
Heritage Auctions records document this specific Dante label with maker attribution to Sulzberger-Oppenheimer
This is a novelty souvenir badge — a printed tin toy from the great wave of Japanese-made dime-store pins — that happens to carry a beautifully specific local emblem
archive-verified pharmacy with a continuous documented history spanning more than seventy years — the kind of provenance that is genuinely rare in surviving pharmacy ephemera
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Vintage FIXACO Throat Confection Tin - St. Louis Pharmacy Apothecary Collectible - Antique Cough Drop Advertising Tin 1930s-1940s 🥫 pre_1900s_collectible That they never made itWhat Did a Dime Buy You at the Drugstore Counter Before Penicillin? Long before the pharmacy became a wall of foil sealed blister packs, a sore throat sent you to the corner druggist for something small, something sweet, and something that fit in your vest pocket or the bottom of a handbag without anyone the wiser. This little Fixaco tin is exactly that kind of survivor a ten cent "throat confection" that promised to fix a cough, save a singer's
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