Eno's Fruit Salt Illustrated World Map

Original vintage advertising poster: This map illustrates the world-wide distribution of Eno's Fruit Salt trade mark / Accommodation chiefly to the practice of merchants and trade but it is likewise useful for schools, banks, diversion of gentlemen, business of mechanicks, and officers of the king's customs and excise / A table of countries and some of the places to which Eno's Fruit Salt is exported Europe Asia Africa The Americas Australia Etc. Fantastic pictorial map by Alfred Edward Taylor (1887-1959) showing the export of Eno's Fruit Salt across all continents with colourful detailed illustrations depicting people and animals on the land, ships crossing the oceans, fish and other real and mythical creatures at sea, signs of the zodiac, cherubs blowing wind in the corners, a compass point reading Good Health Eno's Fruit Salt, a sun above the title text with the slogan First Thing Every Morning and a decorative border with birds and animals entwined with grapes on vines, the title text across the top with list of countries below. Eno's Fruit Salt was invented in 1852 by James Crossley Eno (1820-1915) who founded the company as Eno's "Fruit Salt" Works in 1868, which became an internationally recognised brand as one of the most successful cure-all mixtures, now owned by GlaxoSmithKline and sold as an antacid for indigestion. Printed in England by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Ltd., London. Horizontal. Good condition, restored folds, backed on linen.