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Empty Narcotilogne bottle

Empty Narcotilogne bottle

1900-1940

2x50g tubes of ethyl chloride

2x50g tubes of ethyl chloride

1930-1950

Cardboard box containing a glass bulbous bottle, with metal screw top and paper label, containing Opthalmic Drops No. 14. The active ingredients are cocaine hydrochloride and atropine sulphate, both were used in eye drops to dilate the pupil prior eye surgery.

bottle; controlled drug; cocaine

1930-1960

Plastic nasal spray dispenser, "Neo-Rhinamid", by Bailly Ltd., and Bengue and Co. Ltd., English, 1955-1970

Nasal spray, "Neo-Rhinamid"

1955-1970

Canister of "Tensedine" tablets, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., England

Canister of "Tensedine" tablets

Ophthalmic Drops, Guttilin Bengué Patent Dropper, No. 12, Homatropine Hydrobromide 1% and Cocaine Hydrochloride 2%, 10cc, Eye drops, solution within glass tube with bulbous end and metal cap, Bengué and Company Limited, Mount Pleasant, Alperton, Wembley, United Kingdom, 1926-1999

Opthalmic eye drop solution

1926-1999

Wrapped tablet of Derbac soap, for use as a scalp disinfectant _ (gamma benzene hexachloride), by Bengue and Co. Ltd., Maidenhead, 1975-1985

Wrapped tablet of Derbac soap

1975-1985

1x20 tube, in box, of lodeopirine tablets (phenazone and iodine), by Bengue, 1950-1970

1x20 tube

1950-1970

Guttilin eye dropper containing No.8 ophthalmic drops in original carton, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., English, 1930-1960

Guttilin eye dropper containing No.8 ophthalmic drops in original carton

1930-1960

Two bottles of "Neo-passiorine" tablets, with instructions, in original carton, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., English

Two bottles of "Neo-passiorine" tablets

35g tube in box, of Pyorex medicated toothpaste by Bengue and Co. Ltd., 1960-1985

35g tube in box

1960-1985

Guttilin eye dropper containing No.9 ophthalmic drops, in original carton, by Bengue and Co. Ltd., English, 1930-1960

Guttilin eye dropper containing No.9 ophthalmic drops

1930-1960