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Gas canister for oxygen

2000-2002

S.L.V. Mini oil canister

Butane gas refill canister for Ronson butane lighter

1958

Copper sterilising canister for pipettes

1900-1980

Copper sterilising canister with one pipette

1900-1980

Two boxwood canisters – one sealed, the other opened - containing glass vial with cork stopper and paper label of lamellae gelatine discs impregnated with cocaine, by Savory and Moore Ltd., London, England, 1925-1945

Two wooden canisters with wooden screw cap and paper label to contain glass vial with cork stopper and paper label of lamellae of cocaine

Two yellow painted steel canisters, with pin-latches: one canister contains five packets of ipecacuanha and opium tablets (Pulv Ipecac. opiat.), plus four loose tablets of the same; the other canister contains a packet of ipecacuanha and opium tablets, unsigned, Germany, 1914-1918. Used by the German military.

Two steel canisters, with six packets and four tablets of ipecacuanha and opium tablets

Leather canister, leather cylindrical canister with hinged lid and leather handle. Metal clasp, 44 painted on in yellow. Dimensions: 10 1/2"x7 1/4"

Leather canister

Metal canister, North Eastern Railway, cylindrical canister with hinged lid. NER embossed on top. Dimensions: 10"x8" diam.

Metal canister, North Eastern Railway

Aluminium canister - labelled with: ‘Spansule is a Trademark’ – of 1½ gr. ‘Spansule’ Phenobarbitone capsules, by Smith Kline and French Laboratories Ltd., Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, 1960-1968

Canister - labelled with: ‘Spansule is a Trademark’ – of 1½ gr. Phenobarbitone capsules

1960-1968

Plastic container for 100 Lorazepam 1mg tablets, approximately 20 remaining. 52 mm x 25 mm diameter, 8 g. Manufactured by Evans, English, expires 1988.

Plastic container for 100 Lorazepam 1mg tablets

1980-1986

Glass canister with plastic pop lid and paper label. Canister contains 5 grams of powdered diamorphine hydrochloride.

Glass canister containing powdered diamorphine hydrochloride

1960-1985

Plastic canister with plastic pop lid and paper label. Canister contains tablets of codeine phosphate, an analgeasic produced from the methylation of morphine.

Canister containing tablets of codeine phosphate

1980-1986

Metallic cylindrical canister with metal screw cap and paper label. To contain (some missing) Ritalin brand of tablets consisting of the active ingredient of methylphenidate hydrochloride. Described on the canister as an 'anti-depressive'.

canister; controlled drug; methylphenidate

1950-1965

Tin dispensing canister containing 'Pardale' tablets (Paracetamol, codeine phosphate and caffeine). 60 mm x 59 mm diameter, 80 g. Label reads, ' In all cases where there is moderate, acute or chronic pain, including - Headache, Rheumatic Disorders, Neuralagia & Neuritis, Dysmenorrhoea etc.' By Dales Pharmaceuticals, from Savory and Moore, London, 1950-1960.

Tin Canister of Pardale tablets

1950-1960

Canister of "Mepavlon" tablets (meprobamate) with some tablets remaining. Height 59 mm x diameter 30 mm, weight 10g. Inscribed: '30 / TRADE MEPAVLON MARK / MEPROBAMATE / TABLETS / 400 MILLIGRAMMES / IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES LIMITED / PHARMACEUTICALS DIVISION / WILMSLOW CHESHIRE / Made in Gt. Britain / ... ICI'. Made by Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., Wilmslow, Cheshire. English, 1960-1970.

Canister of 'Mepavlon' tablets

1960-1970

Aluminium canister for 100 Veramon tablets (amidopyrine and barbitone) with contents remaining. 80 mm x 54 mm diameter, 77 g. Supplied by British Schering Ltd., English, 1920-1950.

Canister of Veramon tablets

1920-1950

Canister of Spanule brand 1.5 g phenobarbitone capsules. 49 mm x 32 mm, 10 g. Manufactured by Smith, Kline and French Ltd., Coldharbour Lane, London, SE5, England, 1955-1970.

Canister of Phenobarbitone capsules

1955-1970

Circular metal canister of pink 'Protamyl' tablets (promethazine and amylobarbitone). 45 mm x 25 mm diameter, 10 g. Produced by May and Baker, from Savory and Moore, English, 1940-1970.

Canister of Protamyl tablets

1940-1970

Canister of "Medinal" tablets, (barbitone sodium) half full. Height 56 mm x diameter 42 mm, weight 22g. Inscribed: 'FOR DISPENSING ONLY / Each tablet contains: / 0.32 Barbitone / Sodium B.P./.../100 TABLETS each 0.32 G / MEDINAL/ A Schering Product / HYPNOTIC / made in England / BRITISH SCHERING BS LIMITED SLOUGH / 'MEDINAL' and 'SCHERING' are registered trade marks/POISON'. Made by British Schering Ltd., Slough. English, 1950-1960.

Metal canister of 'Medinal' tablets

1950-1960

Tin canister of 'Dexten' tablets (dextroamphetamine sulphate) with several remaining. 46 mm x 35 mm diameter, 15 g. Produced by Nicholas Laboratories Ltd., English, 1950-1970.

Canister of 'Dexten' tablets

1950-1970

Metal canister for 1000 Butobarbitone 100 mg tablets, approximately 200 pink tablets remaining. 140 mm x 75 mm diameter, 141 g. Dispensed by W. B. Cartwright Ltd., English, 1950-1980.

Canister of Butobarbitone Tablets

1950-1980

Tin-plated canister of Phenobarbitone and Theobromine tablets. 84 mm x 55 mm diameter, 140 g. From Savory and Moore's shop, by Martindale Samoore, London, 1951-1970.

Canister of Phenobarbitone and Theobromine tablets

1951-1970

Metallic cylindrical canister with aluminium screw cap and paper label. 'Spansule' brand capsules contain small pellets of sustained release formulation consisting of the active ingredients dexamphetamine sulphate (under the brand name Dexedrine) and amylobarbitone. Use for mild temporary neuroses.

canister; controlled drug; dextroamphetamine

Plastic container for 500 Epanutin with Phenobarbitone capsules (phenytoin sodium and phenobarbital), approx. 50 remaining. 117 mm x 60 mm diameter, 58 g. Produced by Parke Davis, Wales, 1970-1985.

Epanutin with Phenobarbitone capsules (phenytoin sodium and phenobarbital)

1970-1985

Canister of Tedral S.A. tablets (ephedrine sulphate, phenobarbitone), with some remaining. 54 mm x 25 mm diameter, 10g. Inscribed: 'TEDRAL S.A. TABLETS / KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN / R. T. CHRISTOPHER, (Prop. A. M. Christopher, M.P.S.)/ 29 Silver Street, BRADFORD-ON-AVON Telephone 2276'. Made by Warner, dispensed by R. T. Christopher, Bradford-upon-Avon. English, 1970-1985.

Canister of Tedral S.A. tablets

1970-1985

Boxwood canister - opened – containing glass vial with cork stopper and paper label of lamellae gelatine discs impregnated with cocaine, by Savory and Moore Ltd., London, England, 1925-1945

Boxwood canister - opened – containing glass vial of lamellae gelatine discs impregnated with cocaine

1925-1945

Canister of 'Codoforme Botol' tablets (Codeine), complete with contents. Instructions on canister for dosages relating to both adults and children. Height 67 mm x diameter 27 mm, weight 19g. Inscribed: 'CODOFORME/BOTOL/20 TABLETS / ... / CODEIN... B.P. 1948 gr. 1 7 / .../ TINCT. BELLAD. B.P. m. 2/CONTINENTAL LABORATORIES LTD./101, Great Russell Street,/LONDON, W.C.1/...'. by Continental Laboratories Ltd., 101 Great Russell Street, London, WC1, England. English, 1950-1970.

Canister of 'Codeforme Botol' tablets

1950-1970

Unidentified drug in aluminium "Carbrital" canister (substance is not original to the canister). 94 mm x 67 mm diameter, 257 g. Canister produced by Parke, Davis and Co., English.

Unidentified drug in Carbital canister

25g professional sample tin of Neutradonna Sedative powder (belladonna alkaloids, amobarbital, aluminium sodium silicate). 60 mm x 57 mm diameter, 66 g. Label indicates the powder is an 'Antispasmodic, antacid, sedative with Vitamin C'. Produced by British Schering Ltd., English, 1960-1980.

Canister of Neutradonna Sedative

1960-1980

Plastic canister for 100 Lorazepam 2.5mg tablets, with approximately 12 remaining. 45 mm x 27 mm diameter, 7 g. Manufactured by United Pharmaceuticals, English, expired 1988.

Plastic canister for 100 Lorazepam 2.5mg tablets

1980-1986

Aluminium canister of hyoscyamine extract. English, 1963-1979

Canister of hyoscyamine extract

Oil canister, white metal, for Drew & Sons "En Route" Tea Basket, c1890. Overall: 60 mm x 90 mm.

White metal oIl canister, En Route lunch basket

1890-1910

Sugar canister for Drew & Sons "En Route" Tea Basket, c1890. Overall: 63 mm x 65 mm x 57 mm.

Sugar canister for lunch basket

1890-1910

Canister of 'Enterocid' phthalylsulphacetamide tablets with instructions, by British Schering Limited, London.

Canister of 'Enterocid' phthalylsulphacetamide tablets with instructions

Canister of Dr. Jenner's indigestion powder, by Savory and Moore, 143 New Bond Street, London, England.

Canister of Dr. Jenner's indigestion powder

Pewter canister, cylindrical with detachable lid, soldered joints.

Canister from Italian Medicine Chest

1780-1850

Gas mask accessories case, containing three tinned iron canisters for accessories by Max Dresel, Berlin for military use, 1914-1918

Gas mask accessories case and canisters

1914-1918

Two aluminium canisters of 1½ gr. ‘Spansule’ Phenobarbitone capsules, by Smith Kline and French Laboratories Ltd., Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, 1960-1968

Two canisters of 1½ gr. ‘Spansule’ Phenobarbitone capsules

Auguste Lumiere metal film container for Lumiere manufactured film, 1896-1900.

Container for Lumiere Manufactured Film

1896-1900

Tin cylindrical canister, with attached hinged lid and carrying handle, for Ocean depth sounding machine, used for marine vessel navigation, patented by Sir William Baron Kelvin Thomson, British, 1876 and made by James White, Glasgow, Scotland, 1876

Tin cylindrical canister

1876

Box-wood screw top canister, for containing glass phial, corked, that contains white gelatin atropine and cocaine discs, by Savory and Moore Ltd, London, England, 1925-1940

Box-wood screw top canister, for phial containing cocaine and atropine discs

1925-1940

Square canister, from "En Route" set made by Drew & Sons, Piccadilly. Hinged lid.

En Route square canister

1890

Square canister, from "En Route" set made by Drew & Sons, Piccadilly. Hinged lid.

En Route square canister

1890

Plastic container of 500 pink Soneryl tablets, each 100mg (butobartitone).95 mm x 60 mm diameter, 166 g. Produced by May and Baker, English, manufactured in 1985, expired Jan 1990.

Plastic container of 500 pink Soneryl tablets

1985

Canister of "Warburg's Fever Pills" (contains opium and quinine). 70 mm x 60 mm diameter. Made by the British Drug Houses Ltd., London, 1930.

Canister of "Warburg's Fever Pills" (contains opium and quinine)

1930

Metal canister of 'Placadol' (papaverine hydrochloride) tablets, with contents remaining. Height 42 mm x diameter 23 mm, weight 8g. Inscribed: 'TABLETS / Trade PLACADOL Mark / Antispasmodic / Each tablet contains: / Papaverine Hydrochloride B.P. 120 mgm / Homatropine Methylbromide 1.5 mgm./ POISON / WARD BLENKINSOP & CO LTD / LONDON - WIDNES / Made in England / 8644'. by Ward, Blenkinsop and Co., from Savory and Moore, made in England. English, 1940-1960.

Canister of 'Placadol' tablets

1940-1960

Glass canister with plastic pop lid and paper label. Canister contains 2 grams of powdered morphine hydrochloride.

Glass cannister with plastic pop lid and paper label. Canister contains 2 grams of powdered morphine hydrochloride

1960-1985

Canister of 'Codasphen' tablets (Codeine Phosphate). Height 81 mm x diameter 23 mm, weight 18g. Inscribed: 'EXTRA RAPID / ANALGESIC Codasphen TABLETS / 15 Tablets containing: / Codeine Phosphate 1/8 gr. / ... / FOR HEADACHE . NEURALGIA. COLDS . INFLUENZA . RHEUMATISM . ETC. / MOORE MEDICINAL PRODUCTS LTD./ABERDEEN SCOTLAND'. Made by Moore Medicinal Products Ltd., Aberdeen. Scottish, 1950-1970.

Canister of Codasphen tablets

1950-1970

Two canisters of "Hypotan Papaverine" tablets (Bromide, Opium), with instructions, in original cartons. 62 mm x 29 mm x 28 mm, 35g (each). Outer carton and label on aluminium canister are green with blue font and decorated with a red geometric border. The inner label reads,HYPOTAN/PAPAVERINE/Complete muscular/ antispasmodic/INDICATIONS/ arterial hypertension/vascular spasm/...' By Polypharma Laboratories Ltd., English, 1910-1950.

Two canisters of 'Hypotan Papaverine'

1910-1950

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