Iron Jelloids Enamel Advertising Sign Tonic for Women Men and Children c1930

An original early 20th century enamel advertising sign promoting Iron Jelloids, a well-known proprietary iron tonic marketed in Britain during the interwar period. The sign carries the bold red ground with white serif lettering reading “Take Iron Jelloids now and then; The Tonic for women; The Tonic for men (and children)”, a striking and confident piece of period pharmaceutical advertising. Iron Jelloids were produced and distributed by Scott & Bowne Ltd and sold widely through chemists and pharmacies. The long horizontal format suggests use above shelving or behind a pharmacy counter. Edge wear, enamel losses and surface rust confirm this as a genuine working shop sign rather than a later reproduction. A visually strong survivor with excellent typography and social history interest.