A the soft glow of the desk clock that does not glare while you check prescriptions.
A the soft glow of the desk clock that does not glare while you check prescriptions.
A pharmacist, he was a graduate of he Philadelphia College of Pharmacy in 1879, and is known for “Zaegel’s Magic Oil (ZMO,) Zaegel’s Essence, and Zaegel’s Lung Balsam. The pills were manufactured in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States.
1 Dionin (121) – ethyl morphine. 1 Infant Anodyne (128). 2 Codeine (139 & 181). Aspirin (161). Original file box and bundle of97 original, century-old, antique prescriptions from 1911 serially numbered between95101 and 95200.
A nice touch is the metal material, which feels cool in the hand and looks clean overall.
Book is complete. Will go great with any collection.
Patent numbers printed on label with Seattle, WA manufacturer marking. Includes original cork top and faux-croc style storage case. Rubber bulb shows age wear and surface cracking from storage. Label has discoloration from age.
It shows wear, stains, scratches and tarnish.
The box dates back to 1928, giving it a unique charm that collectors and history enthusiasts will appreciate. Its country of manufacture is the United States. Don’t miss out on the chance to own a piece of history.
The product is an antique bottle of Bucklew’s Liniment & Pain Killer originating from Sulligent, Alabama. Manufactured by the Sulligent Alabama Drug Co., this United States-made collectible item falls under the category of antique pharmaceuticals. It is a piece of history that reflects the medical practices of the past and adds value to any collection related to vintage medicine or pharmaceutical artifacts.
What stands out about is its silver color, which adds a calm tone to the packaging.