Up for Bids is a Vintage 1950s 1960s Unmarked Glass Embossed Laying Baby Nursing Bottle 8oz.Shipping is FREE in the Lower 48 US States via United States Postal Service. Hi/AK/PR/APO AP may be higher.I ship worldwide via US Mail and will combine shipping whenever possible. SHIPPING TIMES:INTERNATIONAL SHIPPINGFirst Class International 1-10 Weeks, No Real Time TrackingAverages 2-4 Weeks to Canada and Australia3-7 Weeks to Western Europe, the UK, and surrounding countries 6-10 Weeks to South American, Russia and most other countries Priority Flat Rate 2-6 Weeks* No Real Time Tracking Priority International 2-3 Weeks, Good TrackingExpress Mail International 1-2 Weeks, Good TrackingUSPS Global Express 3-7 Days, Good tracking (Cost More)* CUSTOMS CLEARANCE TIME varies country to country and may delay delivery.USA SHIPPINGParcel Post USA 1-2 Weeks Media Mail USA 1-2 WeeksFirst Class USA 2-6 Business Days Priority Mail USA 2-4 Business Days**Express Mail USA 1-2 Business Days**UPS Next Day 1 Business Day**IMPORT DUTIES, TAXES AND CHARGES ARE NOT INCLUDED in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility WHEN THE ITEM ARRIVES. Please do not confuse these as additional charges from us. Check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs (if any) will be prior to bidding/buying.I invoice International buyers within 24 hours of auction close. “Note to International Buyers”. USPS 1st class and Priority mail, can only be tracked within the US. USPS Express, is the only guaranteed International delivery with tracking .We strive to provide a 5 star service. Please contact us us w any concerns prior to leaving feedback. Location :12-22A
The product is a 1960’s advertising dose glass cup from Tensko PHARMACY in Los Angeles, California. This collectible item originates from the United States and is related to the pharmaceutical industry, specifically medicine and dentistry. It serves as a unique piece of history showcasing a vintage design and branding from the past.
Vintage amber glass apothecary jar from J.T. Baker Chemical Co., originally containing 500g of Sodium Citrate Dihydrate. This authentic laboratory bottle features the original paper label with a 1986 expiration date, adding a touch of scientific history to any collection. The jar is constructed from heavy amber glass designed to protect light-sensitive contents and comes with its original black screw-top lid. Perfect for medical decor, industrial shelving, or as a unique prop for photography and film. Sodium citrate acts as an anticoagulant to prevent blood from clotting (often used in laboratory blood collection tubes) and as an oral medication to neutralize excess stomach acid, treat metabolic acidosis, and prevent kidney stones.
You will find that the design is underbranded, which can make daily use feel straightforward and calm.
The pharmaceutical advertising reads like a considerate guide, and you will find that it helps reduce confusion.
The product is a vintage 1960’s Merck Sharp Dohme Heart Model from the United States, considered a collectible item in the pharmaceutical and medical industry. The model is accompanied by a free kidney look, making it a unique and sought-after piece for collectors interested in medical artifacts from the mid-20th century. This item showcases the historical significance and craftsmanship of medical education and training during that time period. Excellent condition and you get a free kidney model from the same era.
EMPTY. There is cotton inside the bottle. No product.
This collection of DOME (not confused with DOHME) skin products were all used for acne. Each is a little different combination. Vlem-Dome is a tablet to dissolve in water to make a wet compress for acne and pustular infections and used sulfur. Cor-Tar-Quin used icky old coal tar with a cortisone so the coal tar made it stick on acne sores. ComeDome Stick put the medication on the sore and was used for cleaning the skin. Acne-Cort-Dome added cortisone to the lotion for both healing and cleaning. Cort-Dome was plain cortisone in a lotion. With government devaluating money some 20% with inflation, these rare collectable pharmacy bottles will increase in value. There are only three ways to protect your money, gold, land, and collectables. As I am 80+ I am selling my collection. Please note these are vintage collectibles only; these are not safe nor approved for consumption of any kind. Any incidental contents are for identification only and not intended for consumption. The item is not available at any retail outlet, and the container has a value that substantially exceeds the current retail price of any contents. The products offered as is. Look carefully at the photos as I have tried to show it as it is. Please contact me with any questions. I accept returns, but only if the item is in the original shape and has not been used or damaged. I add $2.00 for packaging to ship glass. I do combine shipping. Any extra shipping charges will be billed so contact me to increased shipping or insurance expenses. If you pay before extra shipping is calculated, I need to hold the items until extra shipping has been paid. Thank you for your bid and to the winner, I want you to be happy with your purchase. Mark “Allen’s Shop” as a seller with valuable pharmacy items and rare antique and vintage pharmacy bottles.
The internal pharmaceutical products are severely expired and NOT intended for human use or consumption.
What stands out about this inhaler is how easy it is to clean the exterior without needing any special tools.
