Item IE LMOD 564 - 1970s Sudocrem Tub

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IE LMOD 564

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1970s Sudocrem Tub

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  • Twentieth Century (Creation)

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Plastic, paper, ink. 7.5 x 9.5 x 9.5 cm

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12/08/2011

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330g semi clear tub with white lid of Sudocrem with label on front and back. 'Sudocrem antiseptic healing cream. For napkin rash, bedsores, surface wounds, sunburn, eczema, chilblains, acne, minor burns.

Believe it or not, Sudocrem was invented in Dublin in 1931 by a pharmacist, Thomas Smith. It was originally called “Smith’s Cream”.

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      Label slighty worn from age.

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