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Tea tin, by Burroughs Wellcome & Co., London, England, 1890-1914.

Tea tin, by Burroughs Wellcome & Co., London, England, 1890-1914.

1890-1914
Tea tin

Tea tin

Empty tin for ammonia capsules

Empty tin for ammonia capsules

1914-1918
Boer War ration tin

Boer War ration tin

1895-1901
Brass tin containing moss, chalk, and shells

Brass tin containing moss, chalk, and shells

Tin, paper covered

Tin, paper covered

1932-1938
Tin, circular, with detachable lid lacquered brown

Tin, circular, with detachable lid lacquered brown

1870-1935
2 small metal tins, empty, makers unknown, 1920-1950

2 small metal tins, empty, makers unknown, 1920-1950

1920-1950
Tin or canister containing plaster dressing to draw infection from the skin

Tin or canister containing plaster dressing to draw infection from the skin

1867
Tin containing 2 tubes of Lysolats

Tin containing 2 tubes of Lysolats

1930-1950
Rectangular tin with hinged lid

Rectangular tin with hinged lid

Rectangular tin with hinged lid containing sour wine tablets

Rectangular tin with hinged lid containing sour wine tablets

Tin of "Tabloid" tea supplied to British Army, made by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1914-1918

Tin of "Tabloid" tea supplied to British Army

1914-1918
Tin of "Enamel-It" claret coloured fine lacquer. c. 1955.

Tin of "Enamel-It" claret coloured fine lacquer, 1950s.

circa 1955
Metal tin, contains iron jelloid pills, made by The Iron Jelloid Co. Ltd., 189 Central Street, London, EC1, England, 1900-1950.

Metal tin

1900-1950
Tin of 'Casco' casein glue, grade A dry powder to be mixed quickly with water. Manufactured in Great Britain by Leicester, Lovell & Co. Ltd., Ebley Mills, Stroud, Gloucestershire. c. 1955.

Assorted paint and glue pots, 1950s.

circa 1955
Sample of Findlay's Motor Metal, antifriction alloy for engine bearings, and one sample of each of its constituents - pure tin, antimony and electrolytic copper

Sample of Findlay's Motor Metal

Tin of ordeal beans, "Esere", Calabar, Nigeria, 1890-1940

Tin of ordeal beans

1890-1940
Two tins, one empty, other holding three bound capsules remedy for poisonious gas, made by John Tye and Son, 457 Caledonian Road, London, N1, England, 1914-1945.

Two tins

1914-1945
Tin containing ointment of boric acid

Tin containing ointment of boric acid

Metal tin (unopened) of Bhimsaini Kajal eye ointment in cardboard carton with instructions by Murari Bros, Delhi 1970-1981

Ayurvedic Eye Ointment used by Asian Immigrants in United Kingdom, 1970-1981.

1970-1981
Tin containing a quantity of strophanthus pods, thought to be English, 1880-1930

Tin containing a quantity of strophanthus pods

1880-1930
1 tin of Bhimsaini Kajal eye ointment by Murari Bros, Delhi, 1970-1981

Ayurvedic Eye Ointment used by Asian Immigrants in United Kingdom, 1970-1981.

1970-1981
Tin containing solid extracts of hepatic aloes, tin probably European, 1850-1920

Tin containing solid extracts of hepatic aloes

1850-1920
Tin containing ointment of sulphur

Tin containing ointment of sulphur

Coconut oil in tin, by Robert Blackie Ltd. of London, SE14, England, from Savory and Moore's shop, 1941-1970.

Coconut oil in tin

1941-1970
Tin containing three lumps of himalaya rhubarb pesumably stalks, tin probably European 1840-1930

Tin containing three lumps of himalaya rhubarb pesumably stalks

1840-1930
Two tins from Civil Defence Kit

Two tins from Civil Defence Kit

Tin of simple cream, by Robert Blackie Ltd. of London, SE14, England, from Savory and Moore's shop, 1941-1970.

Tin of simple cream

1941-1970
Tin, rectangular, containing cardboard box holding 15 glass phials of mercurous chloride tablets, from German W.W.I medicine chest, made at Altona, German, 1914

Tin, rectangular, containing cardboard box holding 15 glass phials of mercurous chloride tablets

1914
Rectangular tin container containing glass capsules of amyl nitrite made by British Drug Houses of London, 1920-1960

Rectangular tin container containing glass capsules of amyl nitrite made by British Drug Houses of London

1920-1960
Tin of Household Brand luxury gloss enamel, white. c. 1955.

Tin of Household Brand luxury gloss enamel, 1950s.

circa 1955
Tin of Household Brand gold lacquer, made by the makers of "Enamel-It". c. 1955.

Tin of Household Brand gold lacquer, 1950s.

circa 1955
Oblong tin containing 2 pieces of bark (bebferi bark) and 2 pieces of machine cut wood of same species, tin probably European, 1850-1920

Oblong tin containing 2 pieces of bark (bebferi bark) and 2 pieces of machine cut wood of same species

1850-1920
Tin containing solid socotorine aloes, tin probably European, 1850-1920

Tin containing solid socotorine aloes

1850-1920
Tin of `St. Lukes Prickly Heat Powder,' purchased Penang, 1984

Tin of `St. Lukes Prickly Heat Powder

Tin containing pieces of scammony collected in 1835, tin probably European, 1850-1920

Tin containing pieces of scammony collected in 1835

1850-1920
Tin, Mageson & Co Ltd.

Medicine tin

Circular metal tin, contains "kapsol" tablets made by Allen and Hanburys Ltd of London, English 1900-1950

Circular metal tin

1900-1950
Tin containing 3 fruits of colocynth, tin probably European, 1850-1930

Tin containing 3 fruits of colocynth

1850-1930
Tin containing three lumps of resin collected by Professor Jameson from New Holland, tin probably European, 1850-1920

Tin containing three lumps of resin collected by Professor Jameson from New Holland

1850-1920
Tin containing two large lumps and smaller fragments of myrrh from a Mr. Duncan of Edinburgh 1830, tin European(?), 1850-1920

Tin containing two large lumps and smaller fragments of myrrh from a Mr. Duncan of Edinburgh 1830

1850-1920
Six tins for transporting radio nuclides, one sectioned to show contents (non-radioactive) , by Amersham International, c. 1981

Six tins for transporting radio nuclides

1981
(j) Two cylindrical tins - Boer War emergency rations.

Two cylindrical tins, part of Boer War emergency ration pack.

1890-1901
Tin containing petroleum jelly

Tin containing petroleum jelly

Tin, Sure shield lozenges

Lozenge tin

Tin of Benecol tablets, intestinal extract for the treatment of rheumatic diseases, made by Benger's Limited, Holmes Chapel, England.

Benecol tablets

Tin with close-fitting lid, tapering cylinder

Tin with close-fitting lid

Tin with close-fitting lid, tapering cylinder

Tin with close-fitting lid

Tin, likely containing tea, tapering cylinder with small opening covered by close-fitting lid

Tin thought to contain tea