Description:
Borolin rubbing alcohol is a Hungarian vintage commercial advertising poster designed by Imre Foldes.
Franzbranntwein (or sosborszesz in Hungarian) translates to rubbing alcohol, often a specific type containing mountain pine oil (Latschenkiefer), camphor, and menthol, used topically in Europe for muscle pain, sprains, fatigue, and to stimulate circulation, acting as a cooling liniment. While Branntwein means "brandy," Franzbranntwein (French Brandy Wine) refers to this medicinal preparation rather than a beverage.
