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Dr. Scotts Electric Corset. American advertisement, 1882

Dr. Scotts Electric Corset. American advertisement, 1882


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Dr. Scotts Electric Corset. American advertisement, 1882

ELECTRIC CORSET, 1882.
Dr. Scotts Electric Corset. American advertisement, 1882

Granger holds millions of images spanning more than 25,000 years of world history, from before the Stone Age to the dawn of the Space Age

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1882 Advertising Apparatus Corset Doctor Electric Fake Fraud Medicinal Patent Medicine Quack Scott Girdle


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This intriguing photograph captures a unique piece of American history - an advertisement for Dr. Scott's Electric Corset, dating back to 1882. The image showcases the engraving of this revolutionary invention that promised to revolutionize women's fashion and health. In the late 19th century, corsets were widely worn by women to achieve an hourglass figure. However, Dr. Scott took it a step further by introducing electricity into the equation. This electric corset claimed to provide not only a fashionable silhouette but also various medicinal benefits through its electrical apparatus. The advertisement itself is a testament to the quackery prevalent during that era, with bold text highlighting the supposed advantages of this product while conveniently omitting any mention of potential risks or side effects. It serves as a reminder of how patent medicine and fraudulent claims were rampant in America at the time. Despite its dubious nature, this ad reflects society's fascination with new inventions and their impact on everyday life during that period. It offers us a glimpse into both advertising techniques employed in the past and people's willingness to embrace seemingly miraculous solutions without questioning their authenticity. Preserved by The Granger Collection in New York, this print allows us to delve into America's rich history while shedding light on one particular aspect - how even well-intentioned innovations can sometimes be overshadowed by commercial interests or deceptive practices within the medical industry.

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