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George R. Sims, of London, registered this brand name as a trademark in 1897 (TM #30,912). The trademark consisted of the word "Tatcho" over his signature. He said he had just started selling the preparation that year. In 1912, the British Medical Association examined this preparation, and found it to contain 2.7 parts Borax, 2-5 parts glycerine, and small parts of quinine, formaldehyde, alcohol, and perfume. They also included the words below (from the label) in their article.TATCHOIf you look at all the packaging you will notice that this is called a "restorer," "renewer," "tonic," and "dressing." The box I have for the product says there was a "oily" and a "non-oily" formula. Pictures: Front of box Back of box Side of box Label from front of bottle Label from back of bottle Advertisement Same ad enlarged Ad from 1918 London Illustrated News Some of the bottle descriptions were provided by Dennis Bracey.
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