Becki
NOVEMBER 09, 2011 02:46 PM

I have a white glass Johnson's baby cream jar with a white metal lid. The front and back labels are both intact. The front label is off white with pink and blue lettering. It says: Johnson's baby cream ALLERGY FREE 3/4 down on the right side in a pink banner withwhite lettering. Below that ot says Johnson & Johnson in cursive. On the left at almost the bottom it says 2 1/8 OZS in blue lettering. There is a pink strip on the very bottom of the label.

The back label is also off white and says Johnson's baby cream is a mild, soothing, all purpose cream. Protects tender skin. Promotes healing of minor rashes and irritations. DIAPER RASH . SUNBURN . WINDBURN . CHAPPING . HEAT RASH . DRY SKIN . CRAWLER'S KNEES . ROUGH ELBOWS
Hypo - allergenic, won't stain.
Active Ingredients: White mineral oil, paraffin, lanolin, white beeswax, ceresin.
Also says on the bottom NEW BRUNSWICK NEW JERSEY. Also, the price is printed on the label on the bottom left as 59 cents.

Could you please tell me how old this may be or what years it was manufactured?
Thanks

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