Koto medicated cream

PART OF:
Collection of textile hand-printing blocks, textile samples and pharmaceuticals
Made:
circa 1975 in Bolton
Koto medicated cream Koto medicated cream
Koto medicated cream Koto medicated cream

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Koto medicated cream 'for rheumatism & all aches & pains' made in the UK by Robert's Laboratories of Bolton in the 1970s.

Details

Category:
Public Health & Hygiene
Object Number:
Y1995.2.138
Measurements:
Overall: 15 mm 40 mm,
type:
medicated cream
credit:
Gift of Cussons International

Parts

Sample from tin of Koto Medicated Cream. Made in the UK by Robert's Laboratories of Bolton in the 1970s.

Sample from Koto Medicated Cream

Sample from tin of Koto Medicated Cream. Made in the UK by Robert's Laboratories of Bolton in the 1970s.

Object Number:
Y1995.2.138/1
type:
sample of medicated cream

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