Wood box holds the Wyeth Labs Allergenic Extracts for Intracutaneous Testing. From Marietta, PA. Inside the box are the 44 original vials, all sealed. They are dated with expiration dates in 1955 or 1956.
Wood box holds the Wyeth Labs Allergenic Extracts for Intracutaneous Testing. From Marietta, PA. Inside the box are the 44 original vials, all sealed. They are dated with expiration dates in 1955 or 1956.
New Vytorin Prescription Drug Clock Pharmaceutical Drug Swag Wood Frame Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage. I ship quickly and with care!
The Pharmaceutical Drug Rep Pen Vintage Voltaren is a collectible wooden pen featuring a retro design commonly found among drug representatives. This vintage pen does require new ink in order to make it a functional item. But for those interested in pharmaceutical history or nostalgia, it is a a great addition to ones collection. Perfect for collectors of medical memorabilia or those looking for a distinctive writing instrument.
We are not experts in any field and do not claim to be. Great piece for any collection.
A wonderful piece of provincial apothecary treen, combining both utility and charm. It’s as decorative as it is evocative of an era gone by. A rare early 19th century treen apothecary jar, finely turned from cherry or birch wood.
LODINE ETODOLAC Wood Engraved Pharmaceutical Drug Rep Pen Vintage. This is not writing, it may be out of ink. Still a fun collectable or you could possibly find a pen refill. It twists to expose the pen and twists back up.
A delightful vary rare treen bottle case, English, Victorian. It may have originally housed a pharmaceutical glass bottle, the bell-shaped lid covering the bottle neck and stopper. The makers mark a pyrographed stamp to the top reading ” S.MAW SON & THOMPSON” inside a circle on the top hard to make out. Made of light-coloured wood, likely boxwood. With excellent proportions, grain and patina, this is a delightful piece of high quality treen. S. Maw and Son was a chemist based in the City of London from before 1850 to c.1940, well documented with objects in the collections of the Science Museum and the Wellcome Collection. Over the years it traded under slightly different names; “S. Maw, Son & Thompson” was used from 1870 to 1901. At this time the company was trading from 7-12 Aldersgate, just south of the current Barbican. An opportunity to get both an excellent treen collectable and a piece of London history! In excellent condition. Minor staining commensurate with age and contributing to the patina; some very minor age lines due to age and usage. See photographs as they form an integral part of the condition description. Dimensions 5″ high x 2 3/8 th” round at base..
What stands out about this pack is its multi-color design, which gives the box a surprisingly fresh look.
A beautiful Victorian apothecary’s bottle holder. It is a particularly large example turned from sycamore. The removable top is threaded and the base is stamped “16oz”. Antique Apothecary Bottle Holder.
Wooden with diameter of 7cm and thickness of 2cm. From my late father’s pharmacy collection. Presumed to be late Victorian.