Antique tin container for Penresina powdered rosin with diluent, produced by S.B. Penick & Company, a prominent early 20th-century supplier of botanical drugs in New York and Chicago. Likely dating from the early to mid-1900s, the tin features lithographed labeling and is constructed of metal, showing visible wear, scratches, and fading consistent with age and use. Originally intended for industrial or laboratory applications, this collectible tin is valued today for its historical advertising and apothecary significance.
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