Item Tag: ephemera

The product is a collection of vintage medical ephemera from the 1930s, specifically first aid advertising pamphlets. These materials were produced in the United States and could serve as a unique gift for a doctor or collector interested in science and medicine. The vintage nature of the items adds to their historical and nostalgic value, making them a special addition to any collection of medical memorabilia. Lot of 3 pamphlets

• Title: The Duke Hospital Formulary. • Year: 1938. • Hardcover with textured cloth binding.

Kitschy / Funny / Office Humor. A.H. Robins. The box is empty.

R. Charters, Druggist, Ashton, Illinois; and A. W. Chandler, M.D., Rochelle, Illinois. One prescription is dated January 8, 1908. Another form references the Harrison Act of December 17, 1914, helping establish the period of use.

For your consideration is this lot of well over 100 vintage pharmaceutical prescriptions from the 1950’s. From a pharmacists estate in Connecticut. All are in excellent collectors condition. All bound in book format. Seems like receipts could be removed easily from book. See photos for exact item condition. Check out our ebay store for more rare and rad collectibles!

Two original physician prescription forms dated April 7, 1939 from Dr. Lawrence M. Hackett of Bolivar, New York. Bolivar, New York. W. A. Dunn Pharmacist.

Condition as shown in photos with creasing/edge wear. Please view photos & ask any questions prior to purchase. Thanks for visiting!

Date: August 6, 1924 (labeled 8/6/24). Location: 128 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA. Instructions: “One to a glass of warm water as a wash.”. This piece features a typed label with interesting historical details.