Scarce Early Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid Tin with Red Cross reverse painted glass and 45 minutes past the

and 45 minutes past the hour Father Time strikes a bell with a scythe and turns his sandglass

and what a marvelous photograph whatever the case

His body is made of what seems to be a sort of molded cardboard

greeting the audience at a farewell-to-Edo performance

the perfect pale lemon yellow

Scarce Early Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid Tin with Red Cross reverse painted glass and 45 minutes past theI will always grab an early Band Aid tin when I find one, this one picked up at Brimfield this summer; the combination of the red cross (my favorite logo), lettering, and creamy white ground, plus the proportions of the tin, with hinged lid, just totally do it for me. C. 1930s I believe, and scarce. I'd recycle all those cardboard boxes and store all my Band Aids in this, or give it a really nice spot on the shelf so iconic. 3 1 2" t x 2 1 2" w x 1 7