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English: “Scott’s Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil Trade Card” ca. 1884

Alfred B. Scott, and his partner Samuel W. Bowne, began experimenting in 1873 to produce a more palatable preparation of cod-liver oil. Three years later in 1876 they established the New York City firm of “Scott and Bowne,” and began marketing their product as Scott’s Emulsion.
Scott had seen a Norwegian fisherman with his record-breaking catch while he was in Norway on a business trip. It appeared on Scott’s Emulsion around 1884 and became Scott and Bowne’s trademark in 1890.
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South Street Seaport Museum 1994.ARC.0112
Date circa 1884
date QS:P,+1884-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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