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The spoon, of course, is a reproduction, likely made in the 1960’s. Sold as found.
They were advertising for Schering Pharmaceuticals, circa 1960’s. Made in Spain. 5″ at largest points.
The VTG Pharmacy Apothecary Prescription Box from the 1960s-70s is a unique collectible piece that harkens back to a bygone era in American medicine. Handwritten prescriptions add to its authenticity and charm, making it a sought-after item for those interested in pharmaceutical history. Made in the United States, this box captures a piece of medical history and is sure to be a conversation starter for any collector. Each box is 8.25” x 5.75” x 5.5”. Vintage condition, see photos. 6 available.
rVintage pewter apothecary mortar by Stede, featuring a flared rim, deep cylindrical body, stepped band detailing, and squared side handles. Marked on the base with the Stede name and horse head hallmark. This is a handled pharmacist or apothecary mortar form, not a complete mortar and pestle set. Mid-century modernist interpretation of traditional pharmacy equipment. Visible surface wear, oxidation, and darkening around the handles consistent with age and use. See photos for measurements and condition details.
Great condition! Schering TRIFALON Full-Range Tranquilizer Phrenology Head Ceramic Bust 1960s 5”
This listing is for a mixed lot of “Drug Rep” scratch pads that were passed out in the 1960 to 1968 time frame. There is one Rx pad. Dust off cobwebs or see stuff that you did not know was on the market way back then. From a Texas estate. See all pictures to see what you are getting. Think I counted 24 items, 1 RX pad, 6 stick ups, and 17 scratch pads but may be mistaken, The Cipro has only 1 sheet and its marked up. My favorites are the PANIC NOTES. Usually ship on Tue and Fri. Thanks for looking. Hope you had a grin or two.
S.ee pics for details and condition.made by Boehringer Ingelhelm.books not included.
For sale is this VERY RARE item of Schering’s Diloderm, a 10 Gram and a 50 Gram aerosol topical for allergic and inflammatory dermatosis. This product failed to become popular and was soon discontinued. I have not found its definition listed in any of the PDRs or Drug Index I use for reference. There is only a name listed in 1964 but no listing in 1967. There is a note in the federal records it was first used on 7-13-1959, patented 9-25-1959 that expired in 1984. I believe this product is between 1959 and 1964. A super RARE item for your collection. Contents are for display only. 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.
Nice plastic case in good preowned condition. The case opens and snaps closed as it should. All supplies pictured are included. Case measures appx 7″x5″x2″.