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Description: | inscription, printing, black ink against cream, Microphotographs show that
MADISON MAGIC RINSE removes
soap scum without damaging the hair
Black and white promotional leaflet from Charles Alexander and Co.Ltd. advertising 'First in the World' Madison Magic Rinse. There is a drawing of a chemist looking through a microscope in a laboratory, a variety of slogans and some promotional scientific claims. A carton costs 4/6 and makes 32 pints. Directions for use are printed on the reverse. The leaflet is undated but bears the code 'ELMBRIDGE 5764/5/6' on the bottom line of both sides. Joseph Cunningham ran a hairdressing business in the front room of his home at 32 Baring Street in South Shields.
Material: paper | Source: | Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums | Identifier: | emu.ecatalogue.socialhistory.351693 | Go to resource |
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