Bottles, 2, of aureomycin capsules

Made:
1966-1970 in London
Bottles, 2, of aureomycin capsules, (peniciliin antibiotic)

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Bottles, 2, of aureomycin capsules, (peniciliin antibiotic)
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Bottles, 2, of aureomycin capsules, (peniciliin antibiotic), in original cartons, with instructions, by Lederle Laboratories Division, English, 1966-1970; aureomycin was introduced in 1947

Details

Category:
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A627486
Materials:
cardboard, glass and metal
Measurements:
carton: height 67 mm
carton: width 40 mm
carton: length 40 mm
type:
bottle, capsules, peniciliin and antibiotic

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