Teat-ended 'CBC' condoms

Made:: 1930-1965 in England

maker:: Constructive Birth Control

Rubber condoms, teat ended, 6, in original carton with instruction sheet, "CBC", brand, British, 1930-1965

These six teat-ended rubber condoms are in their original carton and come with an instruction sheet giving detailed guidance on how they should be used. The packaging is labelled with the following information: 'Follow carefully the directions inside this packet' and 'Warranted by the Manufacturer as Perfect.' They are examples of the C.B.C (Constructive Birth Control) brand of condoms and were made in England. These objects were donated by the Marie Stopes Memorial Foundation.

Details

Category:: Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Contraception

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A626878

Materials:: condoms, rubber and packaging, paper

type:: instructions and condom

credit:: Marie Stopes Memorial Foundation

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Parts

Instruction sheet for C.B.C. teat ended condoms

Materials:: paper

Object Number:: A626878 Pt1

type:: printed ephemera

Teat-ended 'CBC' condoms, English, 1930-1965.

Rubber condoms, teat ended, 6, in original carton, "CBC", brand, British, 1930-1965

These six teat-ended rubber condoms are in their original carton and come with an instruction sheet giving detailed guidance on how they should be used. The packaging is labelled with the following information: Follow carefully the directions inside this packet and Warranted by the Manufacturer as Perfect. They are examples of the C.B.C (Constructive Birth Control) brand of condoms and were made in England. These objects were donated by the Marie Stopes Memorial Foundation.