1x100x0.125mg bottle of Methergin tablets (methylergometrine) Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1970-1985
Small glass bottle of homeopathic opium pills with cork stopper. 40 mm high. Part of an ornate leather-bound chest of homeopathics. Homeopathic medicine is based on the 'law of similars' that 'like is cured by like'. Made by Moll, Austian, 19th century. Bottle of homeopathic opium pills Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1801-1900
Two amber glass bottles of aspirin, phenacetin and codeine tablets with bakelite lids. 86mm x 40 mm x 27 mm. Both bottles are labled with a cream printed label with black type face, ' 25/ Compressed tablets/ No. 726/ ASPIRIN/PHENACETIN/AND CODEINE/...Dose: 1 to 2 tablets/...Hounslow near London. One bottle is full of tablets which have become crystallised and weighs 81 g. The other bottle contains only 3 tablets, which are in better condition. Contents indicate the pills would have been used as pain relievers. Phenacetin was one of the first non-opiate analgestics on the market. Made by Parke, Davis and Co., Ltd., English, 1910-1940. Two bottles of aspirin, phenacetin and codeine tablets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1910-1940
Amber glass bottle with white plastic lid containing 50 tablets of Allypropymal (Aprobarbitone) 100 mg tablets. 49 mm 30 mm, 42g. The front printed label with red font reads,'ALLYPROPYMAL/...50 stk./ 100 mg/ aprobarbitone' although it is slightly obscured by an overlaid label from the original pharmacy reading, ''Christianshavns Apotek/ 29 Maj 1985/BF'. There is an additional label on the back with instructions, 'ALLYPROPYMAL TABLETTER/ 100 mg/ Sovemiddel/ 1 tablet ved sovetid'. Distributed by the Christianshavns Apotek in Copenhagen, Denmark, Produced by Dak, 1985. Bottle of 50 Allypropymal (Aprobarbitone),100mg tablets, by Dak Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1985
Glass bottle of "Choleflavin" brand (papaverine hydrochloride) pearl pellets in original carton. Carton: 73 mm x 44mm x 28 mm. Yellow carton with maroon borders and blue central text pabel reads, ' 60 pellets/ CHOLEFLAVIN/ Trademark Brand/ Trypaverin/ Bayer Products Ltd./...' The carton contains an oval shaped clear glass bottle with a shiny metalic top which is embossed with the Bayer logo. On the front of the bottle is adhered a printed label, again in yellow and blue, which repeats the information on the front of the carton. The 'pellets' contained within the bottle are spherical and silver in colour. Supplied by Bayer Products Ltd., German, 1930-1940. Bottle of 'Choleflavin' pellets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1930-1940
Large wooden barrel filled with large dried poppy heads. Barrel: 320 mm x 500 mm diameter. Faded inscription, possibly in Arabic, is illegible. Unknown maker, possibly Turkish, 1801-1930. Large wooden barrel filled with dried poppy heads; controlled drug Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1801-1930
Container of Temazepam 10mg capsules, originally containing 500 capsules, mostly still remaining. height 118 mm; diameter 67 mm; weight 182g. Inscribed: 'Wyeth*/ Temazepam/ 10mg/ 500 capsules/ POM / Each capsule contains/ 10mg temazepam/ Wyeth Laboratories / Taplow, Maidenhead, Berks/ LOT 6829/ EXP. MAR 1988'. Made by Wyeth Laboratories, Berkshire, England, United Kingdom. English, 1980-1986. Container of Temazepam 10mg capsules, originally containing 500 capsules, mostly still remaining Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1980-1986
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 Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1900-1930
Wooden drawer insert with brass handle and sliding top filled with powdered 'aromatic confection'. 38 mm x 62 mm x 60 mm, 67g. Handwritten label reads,Conf. Aromat/Dose/Ten Grains to/Half a dram. Unknown maker, probably English, 1810-1830. Powdered 'aromatic confection', inside Mahogany drawer Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1810-1830
Square glass bottle with glass stopper full of Dover's Powder (ipecacuanha and opium). 50 mm x 30 mm x 30 mm, 71g. Made by S. Maw, English, c. 1850. Glass bottle of Dover's Powder Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1830-1860
5 phials of dihydrocodeine tartrate (known as the DF 118 injection) in original carton with information leaflet. Box; 55mm x 55mm; ampoule 50mm long. Each small phial is stamped in red with, 'BDH 1.1 ml/ DF 118/ 50 mg in 1 ml/ POISON' and the outer carton is labeled, ' 5 ampoules of 1.1 ml/ BDH/ DF118/ injection/ Dihydrocodeine/ tartrate BPC/...' British Drug Houses Ltd., England, 1972. 5 phials of dihydrocodeine tartrate (known as the DF 118 injection) Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1972
Dispensing pot, stoneware, glazed, with tin lid of opium extract (X. OPII). 81 mm x 72 mm diameter, 392 g. Unknown maker, English, second half 19th century. Dispensing pot of opium extract Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1851-1900
Three tubes of 'Mephine' brand tablets, 10 mg. mephentermine sulphate. 95mm by 17 mm diameter, 14g each. Outer printed label reads, ' .../"MEPHINE"/.../JOHN WYETH & BTOTHER LTD., 25 OLDHILL PLACE, LONDON, N.16/...' Tube is full of small oblong orange 'mephine' pills. As a drug, mephentermine has been used to treat hypertension and as a psychiatric stimulant. Made by John Wyeth and Brother Ltd., 25 Oldhill Place, London, N16, England. tubes of "Mephine" tablets, by John Wyeth and Brother Ltd., English, 1950-1990. Three tubes of 'Mephine' tablets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1950-1990
Brown glass bottle of chocolate-coated Febricula (laxative) tablets. Printed label reads, '100/ Chocolate-Coated/ Tablets/ NO. 197/ FEBRICULA/ (Cold, Laxative)/ Quinine Hydrobromide../Ipecacuahna and Opium.../Aloin../Calomel.../Powdered Capsicum.../Tincture of Aconite...' Parke, Davis and Co., London, preparer, 1900-1930. Bottle of Febricula laxative tablets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1900-1930
One amber glass bottle with metal screw top in original carton of 100 Mixogen tablets (Ethinyloestradiol and methyltestosterone). Label adhered to bottle reads, '100 tablets/ Mixogen/ Each tablet contains/ ethinyloestradiol.../methyltestosterone.../Dose: as directed by the Physician.../Exp AUG 84...' Manufactured by Organon, England, expires 1984. Bottle of Mixogen tablets, (Ethinyloestradiol and methyltestosterone) Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1974-1982
Stoneware dispensing pot with tinned steel lid of poppy extract (EX: PAPAPAV), full. 81 mm x 72 mm, 439 g. Unknown maker, English, late 19th century. Dispensing pot of poppy extract Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1851-1900
Tube of 'Mephine' brand tablets, 10 mg. mephentermine sulphate. 95mm by 17 mm diameter, 14g. Outer printed label reads, ' .../"MEPHINE"/.../JOHN WYETH & BTOTHER LTD., 25 OLDHILL PLACE, LONDON, N.16/...' Tube is full of small oblong orange 'mephine' pills. As a drug, mephentermine has been used to treat hypertension and as a psychiatric stimulant. Made by John Wyeth and Brother Ltd., 25 Oldhill Place, London, N16, England, 1930-1970. Tube of 'Mephine' tablets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1930-1970
Glass bottle of 100, 5 mg methyl-testosterone tablets with a metal lid. 50 mm x 40 mm; x 25 mm; 37 g. Label reads, '100 tablets/METHYL-/TESTOSTERONE/.../DOSE: 5 -50 mg daily/ orally or sublingually/The British Drug Houses Ltd./ London/...' Methyl-testosterone is an anabolic steriod used to treat men with a hormone deficiency. Manufactured by the British Drug Houses Ltd., English, 1950-1970. Bottle of methyl-testosterone tablets Materia Medica & Pharmacology 1950-1970
