Bottle of citric acid
Bottle of citric acid
- Materials:
- bottle, glass and stopper, glass
- Object Number:
- A24303 Pt1
- type:
- medicine chest and bottle
Medicine chest, wood, with 20 labelled glass bottles from Bucklee of New Bond Street and Bell of Oxford Street, 12 weights by Avery, in 2 boxes, 1 glass pestle and mortar, spatula and balance, owned by T.A. Rogers, 1851
Bottle of citric acid
Slender glass bottle with glass stopper of Paregoric Elixir (camphorated tincture of opium) with a small amount remaining. 124 mm x 42 mm x 24 mm, 91 g. Dispensed by Buckley Chemists, Oxford Street, London, c. 1851.
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