Celebrates First American Military Formulary. Lititz Pharmacopoeia. 1778. Stands 4 1/8″ high. Weighs 2.8 lbs.
Celebrates First American Military Formulary. Lititz Pharmacopoeia. 1778. Stands 4 1/8″ high. Weighs 2.8 lbs.
With intricate details and a unique design, it is sure to catch the eye of anyone who sees it. The mortar is believed to have originated from the Middle East and is thought to have been used for pharmaceutical purposes.
Locorten was a drug developed to treat infections of the ear canal. Above, CIBA; at bottom. Ciba stands for Chemische Industrie Basel.
These were on display in a pharmacy in Idaho in the 1970’s. Intended for decorations purposes only.
Measures 6″x6″ The Cosmas & Damian 350 AD Secundum Artem RX Brass Plaque is a rare 80’s promo item related to the Chlor Trimeton pharmaceutical product. This unique collectible showcases the historical significance of medicine and dentistry, making it a valuable addition to any collection focused on science and medicine. The brass plaque serves as a testament to the legacy of Cosmas & Damian, offering a glimpse into the past through its timeless design and promotional value.
You will find that these drug rep pens fit well in pockets, even with an ID badge and not.
It is a highly collectable piece for those interested in pharmacy, chemist and apothecary history.
LARGE VINTAGE BRASS MORTAR AND PESTLE 150TH ANNIVERSARY SCHERING STAMPED BOTTOM
This heavy-duty mortar and pestle set is made of solid brass. This one features a lid to prevent particulate matter from escaping. The inside is ribbed to make grinding easier. 4.2 lbs (1920 grams) It was used by an apothecary-herbalist in Los Angeles. The item has some minor dings due to use, but is still a100% functional. Manufacturer is not known.
Rare casted brass. Spared no expense back then. Or polish to its original luster. Solid Casted Brass. Great condition.