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1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera
1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera

1942 Tennessee Pharmacy Pharmacist RX License Certificate Vintage Seal Ephemera

$ 10.55

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  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: the paper is yellowed with age but otherwise in beautiful condition and would be perfect for framing. Measures 12 1/4 inches wide x 11 inches tall.
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    Description

    Original Historical Document from 1942
    Tennessee Board of Pharmacy Certificate
    With Purple Seal
    Very Nice Frameable Condition
    This is very old so please look at pics carefully
    Paper is yellowed with age.  When I found this it was folded and you can see where in the pictures.  It would flatten out nicely if framed.
    This certificate was granted to J. Henry White of Jackson, Tennessee registering him as a pharmacist for 1942-1943.  I can't make out all the names but it looks like Phil?? P. Vance (or France)  President,  J.J. McAdams(??) Vice President,  Ralph O-Reaves, Worth B Powers, and (??) Taylor (?).  It's also signed by the secretary but I can't make out the name.
    The Purple Seal reads TENNESSEE BOARD OF PHARMACY 1893.