Phial, glass
Phial, glass, top broken, for calomel full of small white tablets
Pocket dispensary
- Made:
- 1895-1940
Pocket dispensary, folding leather wallet, twin compartments containing in total ten labelled phials of tabletted drugs and one loose cork, prepared by Parke, Davis and Co., London, English, 1895-1940
Details
- Category:
- Materia Medica & Pharmacology
- Collection:
- Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
- Object Number:
- A656886
- Materials:
- leather and catch mechanism, brass
- type:
- pocket dispensaries
Parts
Phial, glass top broken
Phial, glass top broken, for mercury with chalk tablets full of light purple tablets
Phial of Dover Powder tablets
Glass phial, cork stoppered full of compressed tablets of Dover Powder, 5 grains. 82 mm x 13 mm diameter, 12 g. By Parke, Davis and Co., London, 1895-1940.
phial; controlled drug; opium
Glass, test-tube shaped vial with cork stopper and paper label to contain compressed tablets of lead acetate and extract of opium. To make a sedative anodyne lotion dissove one tablet in 5 fluid ounces of warm water.
- Materials:
- glass , cork , cotton wool and paper, label
- Object Number:
- A656886 Pt4
Clear glass phial
Clear glass phial, cork stoppered for compressed tablets of triple bromides, containing 2 tablets, one partially pulverised
Clear glass phial
Clear glass phial, stained milky, for aspirin, cork stoppered, containing compressed tablets
Glass phial
Glass phial, cork stoppered, phial rim chipped, for compressed tablets of quinine bisulphate containing six round white tablets
Phial of chlorodyne tablets
Glass phial, cork stoppered, for compressed tablets of Chlorodyne (cannabis, morphine, capsicum and peppermint), containing two brown coloured tablets. 82 mm x 13 mm diameter, 6 g. Prepared by Parke, Davis and Co., London, English, 1895-1940.
Glass phial
Glass phial, cork stoppered, for compressed tablets of ammonium carbonate, containing large number of small disc shaped tablets
