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Square cardboard box containing smaller oblong cardboard box, which in turn contains a glass vial cork stopped, for 50 opthalmic disks (lamellae) consisting of the active ingredients homatropine and cocaine. Also contained within the square box are fine brushes thought to be used for application.

phial; controlled drug; cocaine

1920-1950
Packet containing one throat brush and two handles

Packet containing one throat brush and two handles

Cardboard box containing 2 syringes 2 eye droppers and two brushes, by the Oceanic Chemical Co. Inc., 53 Fulton Street, NYC, New York, United States.

Cardboard box containing 2 syringes 2 eye droppers and two brushes

Green glass cylindrical bottle with narrow neck and clear ground glass stopper with brush, owned by Savory and Moore, English, 1850 to 1910

Green glass cylindrical bottle with narrow neck and clear ground glass stopper with brush

1850-1910
Small cardboard box containing a small glass vial with cork stopper and paper label. Also contained within the box is a brush for application. The glass vial contains approximately 25 gelatine disks (lamellae) of cocaine hydrochloride for use in procedures.

Cardboard box containing a small glass vial with cork stopper and paper label.

Four, clear glass shop rounds, indented base, cylindrical, with ground glass stopper with brush, bottles have domed covers, owned by Savory and Moore, English, 1850 to 1900

Four, clear glass shop rounds

1850-1900
Tube of gelatin discs impregnated with homatropine, in original wooden carton, by Savory and Moore Ltd., 143 New Bond Street, London, England, 1901-1940.

Tube of gelatin discs impregnated with homatropine

1901-1940