Glass specimen jar, containing hemp roots, 152 mm x diameter 61 mm, from Canada, 1850-1902. Type set label on paper, ' CANADIAN HEMP/Apocynum Cannabin Apocynaceae/Root. Canada' Glass jar of Canadian hemp root 1850-1920
Two handwritten notes to go with unidentified root used to relieve abdominal pain in Tembuland, from South Africa, 1871 to 1905. Handwritten notes to go with root specimen from South Africa 1871-1905
Specimen jar containing echinacea angustifolia stems used by North American tribes for various treatments, 1900 - 1930. Echinacea angustifolia stems with handwritten note 1900-1930
Glass vial wityh black plastic screw on top, containing plant specimen. Printed label with 'Flatters and Garnett Ltd' and 'Bradnor Rd, Manchester, 22'. White label with the following printed on: 'pinus sylvestris' Glass vial wityh black plastic screw on top
Glass specimen bottle containing leaves of coca, 98 mm x diameter 46 mm. Type face label on paper with an inscription in French reading, 'FEUILLES DE COCA/Erythroxylon Coca'. Unknown maker, possibly South American in origin, 1900-1930. Glass bottle of coca leaves 1900-1930
Specimen jar, rim damaged, containing dill seed from Bombay Specimen jar containing dill seed 1891-1930
Freeze dried slice of disease resistant genetically modified (GM) potato and non-GM blight infected potato slice. specimen 2024
Lung-wort plant, specimen, fixed with tape to rectangular cardboard mount, unsigned, Germany(?), 1870-1930. Consists of roots with ridged stem and yellow flowers at top, plus hairy leaves. Lung-wort plant specimen, on cardboard mount 1870-1930