A. Parker Bickmore began making this Gall Salve in 1884 in a 2 quart dish pan on a kitchen stove.  By 1896 he and his family was turning out 1700 cans of gall salve a day!  Sometime later the company developed Spohns Compound.  No one who ever doctored a horse with shipping fever can ever forget the smell of Spohns.   As the years went by, the company fell upon some hard times, but in 1972 a fellow by the name of Peter Ottowitz bought out the company.   He has added many new products, one of them being our best selling leather conditioner Bick 4.  The company now is located in Brighton, Michigan.

House or barn, this salve is great for any minor wound or cut.  You can use it on a saddle, or hobble gall and keep right on using the horse.  I've used it as a poultice before because it sure will draw out any inflammation.  The fact that it has been around for 117 years should tell you something!   Price $6.95