Black leather pocket dispensary belonging to Sir James Paget

Made:
1840-1880 in London
Black leather pocket dispensary belonging to Sir James Paget

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Black leather pocket dispensary belonging to Sir James Paget
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Black leather pocket dispensary belonging to Sir James Paget, Surgeon, containing 10 labelled glass bottles, sticks of opium confection, an envelope containing plaster, lint dressings etc., made by John Bell, 338 Oxford Street, London, England, 1840-1880.

Details

Category:
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A656896
Materials:
leather, cardboard, stiffening and lining, paper
type:
pocket dispensaries
credit:
Paget, Stephen

Parts

Seven paper wrappers each containing a stick of confection of opium (20 grains each)

Seven paper wrappers each containing a stick of confection of opium (20 grains each)

Materials:
paper
Object Number:
A656896 Pt11
type:
sample and opium