DIONIN (Ethyl Morphine) – 632. CODEINE with ANODYNE PINE EXPECTORANT – 628, 661, 697. CODEINE – 602, 607, 679, 692. OPIUM – 646. Original file box and bundle of 100antique prescriptions fromDecember 1912, serially numbered between 102601 and 102700.
DIONIN (Ethyl Morphine) – 632. CODEINE with ANODYNE PINE EXPECTORANT – 628, 661, 697. CODEINE – 602, 607, 679, 692. OPIUM – 646. Original file box and bundle of 100antique prescriptions fromDecember 1912, serially numbered between 102601 and 102700.
DIONIN (Ethyl Morphine) – 368. CODEINE with ANODYNE PINE EXPECTORANT – 311, 313, 329, 359. CODEINE – 305, 306, 384. OPIUM – 357. OPIUM for Baby – 395. Aspirin – 345, 394. Original file box and bundle of 100antique prescriptions fromNovember/December 1912, serially numbered between 102301 and 102400.
What stands out about this item is that its type is listed as Drug Rep – New.
I liked that Ciba-Geigy was featured on the front, as it matched items I have used in the past.
864 -Paregoric (Camphorated Tincture ofOpium ) for Baby. 820 -Heroin. 880 – Bromide. This original file box and bundle of100 antique prescriptions from 1926 are serially numbered between226801 and 226900.
This item has a thin fluted elegant shape. It is now empty and dry. There is a blank scale on the other side of the item. It appears hand blown since there is a ground off pontil mark beneath.
Liquid Bismuth Concentrate. I’m a one man enterprise.
Wooden with diameter of 7cm and thickness of 2cm. From my late father’s pharmacy collection. Presumed to be late Victorian.
Pill rounders or finishers were used by apothecaries to round pills after they were made by placing them under the pill rounder which was then moved in a circular motion, applying slight pressure to the pills.
Glass funnels have been used for centuries to facilitate the transfer of liquids or fine-grained substances into containers with narrow openings. The development of glassblowing techniques allowed for more intricate designs and specialized forms, such as those used in laboratories and apothecaries. This particular funnel, with its heavy construction and distinctive fluting, suggests it may have been designed for a specific purpose, perhaps in an industrial setting or as a decorative apothecary item. “Mooney Air Vent” designation points to a functional design element intended to prevent vacuum lock or splashing during pouring. One tiny flee bite at tip. See photo. Shipping will be USPS Ground. No returns