Mauveine acetate dye in microcrystalline form in a cork-stoppered glass bottle Industrial Chemistry 1906
Sharp metal point with cork topper in a glass tube cover from smallpox diagnosis kit for collecting samples from suspected British cases of smallpox, for identification at the Central Public Health Laboratory, 1970-1979 Part of smallpox diagnosis kit Public Health & Hygiene 1970-1979
Brown glass bottle of phosphorus, zinc and strychnine pills, London, England, 1920-1940 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1920-1940
Cylindrical glass tube with cork stopper containing a yellow substances labelled as 'Picric acid 1 gr', made by Burroughs Wellcome and Co. from `Tabloid' medicine chest used by Walter Wellman for Transatlantic balloon flight, 1910, made by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., 1900-1910 Picric acid from 'Tabloid' medicine chest used for a transatlantic balloon flight in 1910 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1900-1910
Glass display case containing various cosmetic devices from the 1700s, England, 1880-1930 Public Health & Hygiene 1701-1800
Pince nez, folding spectacles, metal and cork, English, 1801-1900 Pince nez spectacles Ophthalmology 1801-1900
Glass bottle, painted with saint, possibly Saint Peter, from the Santa Maria Nuova Hospital in Florence Glass bottle, painted with saintly figure Medical Glass-ware
Medicine chest used on Scott’s Antarctic Expedition of 1910, England, 1900-1910 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1900-1910
Bottle of 'Walpole' Nerve and Brain Tonic, Southampton, England, 1940-1955 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1940-1955
Box containing bottle of 'Tabloid' Stramonium Leaf, Australia,1939 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1939
1 Piece of ⅛-inch copper tubing, bent, with broken piece of cork attached by string Bent copper tubing, with broken piece of cork attached by string James Watt's Garret Workshop 1790-1819
Bottle of 100 anti-malarial pills, London, England, 1891-1940 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1891-1950
Bottle of iron, arsenic and digitalin tablets, London, 1916-1940 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1916-1940
