Trench Alcohol Diana Bottle Glass WWI WW1 Austria Hungary Army original rubbing

Description

WWI empty Austria-Hungary "Diana" Rubbing Alcohol Bottle (also known as Trench Alcohol or
Trench Spirit
)
Example of using -
See additional information - old army advertising posters.
+ Photos of the excavations are added.
The relics was found on the battlefield where a Brusilov Offensive, 1916 (Episode: Third Battle of Lutsk) was held.
Our main motto - We do not sell objects, we sell the history.
The relics is preserved in the dug condition with a special purpose to reflect the history spirit.
Additional Information:
Rubbing alcohol was a popular product in Hungary around the turn of the 20th century. Wholesaler Kalman Brazay introduced it to the country after getting acquainted with the panacea during his European tours. He developed his own version: he put plant oils and aromatic oils into alcohol and added some salty water to it. The substance could ease pain and freshen the body, so it was used for rheumatic problems, migraine, and sterilization. Soon other companies started to produce the panacea, such as Bela Erenyi did so with the "Diana" rubbing water in 1907. The brand’s commercial campaign was so successful that it expelled Brazay’s entrepreneurship. During the First World War "Diana" became the most famous Hungarian brand. Their advertisements often used the slogan "At every trench "Diana"..."
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Material: glass
- Condition: contain minor blemishes and scratches consistent with their history.
- This listing consists of ONE Bottle
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