Sodium Salicylate B.P. SOD. SAL. Flake. Dose: 10 to 30 grains. 500 grammes. Boots Pure Drug CO. LTD. Nottingham
1x50ml bottle of Actifed syrup, (pseudophedrine sulphate), by Wellcome, expires April 1987 Bottle of 'Actifed' pseudophedrine sulphate syrup 1980-1985
Amber glass bottle of 100 Tedral S.A. tablets (theophylline and ephedrine hydrochloride). 100 mm x 40 mm, 227 g. Blue and white label reads, 'TEDRAL S.A./ Sustained Action/ 100 TABLETS/.../Theophylline PhEur/Ephedrine Hydrochloride PhEur/.../William R. Warner/...Gwent, UK/...EXPIRES SEP 1988'. Manufactured by Warner, Wales, expires 1988. 1x100 bottle of Tedral S.A. tablets 1980-1986
1x250ml bottle of Alupent syrup, (orciprenaline sulphate), by Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd., 1970-1985 Bottle of 'Alupent' orciprenaline sulphate syrup 1970-1985
1x250ml bottle of Alupent expectorant, (orciprenaline sulphate), by Boehringer Ingelheim Ltd., 1970-1985 Bottle of 'Alupent' orciprenaline sulphate expectorant 1970-1985
1x300ml bottle of Mucodyne syrup (carbocisteine), by Berk, expires 1985 1x300ml bottle of Mucodyne syrup (carbocisteine) 1975-1982
Green Glass bottle with a rectangular body, concave base and angular sholders stoppered by a cork and sealing in wax containing an unidentified liquid drug. 130 mm x 48 mm x 30 mm, 107 g. Unknown maker, unknown origin. Green glass poison bottle containing an unidentified drug
Blue glass bottle with cork stopper containing an unidentified powdered drug substance. 141 mm x 63 mm diameter, 335 g. Unknown maker, unknown origin Bottle of unidentified powder
Carboard box containing: 9 smaller boxes of glass phials of atropine sulphate hypodermic tablets, 6 glass phials of a non-medicated substance in the form of hypodermic tablets in boxes, 5 large glass phials of atropine sulphate hypodermic tablets, and 1 small glass phial of atropine sulphate hypodermic tablets. English, twentieth century Box containing phials of atrophine sulphate tablets
Glass bottle with cork stopper half-full of squill extract ( EXT. SCILL. LIQ.) 72 mm x 38 mm diameter, 59 g. By Savory and Moore, Standard Works, Lawrence Road, Tottenham, London, N15, England. Bottle of squill extract
Cooper's Liquid Worm Medicine. 20 fluid ounces. Cooper product veterinary. Cooper, McDougall & Robertson LTD. Berkhamsted. Coopers Liquid Worm Medicine
Round syrup bottle, dark blue glass, with trace content, for squill syrup (SYR: SCILLAE.) 255 mm x 96 mm diameter, 628 g. Unknown maker, English, late 19th century Blue glass shop round of squill syrup 1860-1900
1x150ml bottle of Ventolin syrup (salbutamol sulphate), by Allen and Hanburys Ltd., expires 1987 1x150ml bottle of Ventolin syrup (salbutamol sulphate) 1980-1985
Amber glass bottle with cork stopper containing an unidentified powdered drug. 205 mm x 74 mm, 611 g. Produced by Allen & Hanbury, dispensed by Savory and Moore, London. Glass bottle of unidentified powder
Gutta percha bottle containing 'Tabloid' brand ipecacuanha with squill pills. 118 mm x 39 mm x 39 mm. Prepared by Burroughs, Wellcome and Co., London, 1906-1920. Bottle of Tabloid Ipecac and Squill tablets 1906-1920
Six paper packets containing Mrs Montague's 'Mild Liver Powder' within original card carton. Overall: 29 mm x 36 mm x 78 mm, 21 g. Dispensed by R. Stevens Chemist, London, c. 1870. Box of Mrs. Montague's Mild Liver Powder 1860-1890
Amber glass bottle with degraded plastic lid containing an unidentified white powder. 153 mm x 76 mm diameter, 808 g. Produced by the British Drug Houses, English. Glass bottle of unidentified powder
Salt glazed stoneware dispensing pot with metal lid for ipecacuanha and squill pills (PIL: IP c SCILLAE), with dried contents remaining. 83 mm x 72 mm diameter, 307 g. Made by Powell of Bristol, English, 1830-1906. Dispensing pot of Ipecacuanha and Squill Pills 1830-1906
1x300ml bottle of Mucodyne syrup (carbocisteine), by Berk, expires 1986 1x300ml bottle of Mucodyne syrup (carbocisteine) 1975-1982
Bottle of 1000x3mg tablets of ephedrine hydrochloride, by Arthur Cox, 1960-1985 Bottle of ephedrine hydrochloride tablets 1960-1985
Rectangular glass bottle with a glass stopper for paregoric elixir, empty. 109 mm x 33 mm x 25 mm, 90g. A. Foss Dispensing Chemists, Sydney, c. 1860. Bottle for paregoric elixir 1840-1870
Glass bottle with wax sealed cork stopper containing an unidentified red powder. 216 mm x 90 mm, 1008 g. Although two labels are present, they are illegible. The only recognisable word is 'Bismuth'. Unknown maker, unknown origin. Glass bottle containing a red powder
Glass bottle with cork stopper containing a yellowish powdered drug substance. 215 mm x 90 mm diameter, 988 g. Unknown maker, unknown origin. Glass bottle containing a yellowish powder