The Vintage Marion Pharmaceutical Company Brass 12” Ruler is a unique and nostalgic collectible from the United States drug industry. This ruler serves as a functional tool for measurements, but also holds historical significance as a piece of pharmaceutical memorabilia. The brass construction adds durability and a touch of elegance to this item, making it a desirable addition for collectors of vintage medical artifacts.
Attractive chalice/goblet form with substantial heavy construction and original matching single-headed pestle. Nicely proportioned decorative form with a flared mouth, pedestal base, and visible concentric lathe turning marks throughout.
Brass vintage mortar & pestle miniature for apothecary or herbs. The mortar size is 2.25″ X 2.25″ and the pestle is 4″ long. Made in Austria
“Geigy Pharmaceuticals Service Award. John P. Griffin. 10 Years Loyal Service. Weight: approx. Front engraved Displays very nicely as-is. 8 5/8″ long. Interior wear from age/use.
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Brass 5” Mortar & Pestle Coricidin Advertising- Honoring Pharmacy Fraternities
Brass 1984 mortar and pestle from Schering Corporation. Pestle is 5″ long and embossed with SCHERING on 2 sides. Bottom of base is embossed Schering Corp. c.1984. Brass pestle is designed to look like a hypodermic ampoule.
The mortar is actually 2 parts soldered together. The pestle is marked Coricidin and is 5 3/4″ long. Tarnished, but in great condition other than the bottom was roughly finished. Research indicates it’s an advertising piece in a series by Schering in 1964, this one with an Egyptian motif.