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Phial of Morphine and Chloroform Tincture

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1880-1925

Tube of 'Penicillin Snuff', Liverpool, England, 1942-1943

Biotechnology

1942-1943

Packet of Technetium (MDP) for bone scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981

Packet of Technetium (glucanate) for kidney/brain scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981

Packet of Stannous for red blood cell labelling 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981

Packet of Technetium (EHIDA) for hepatobiliary scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981

Packet of Technetium (tin colloid) for liver scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981-1982

Glass phial of 'Mepacrine' an anti-malaria treatment, England, 1957-1975

Industrial Chemistry

1957-1975

Small phial of atropine with cocaine

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1880-1920

Glass phial, yellow, body expanding

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, green, cylindrical body, flat base

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale green, cylindrical body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale green, cylindrical body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass flask, blue, cylindrical body tapering

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Glass phial of 'Avloquine' solution, one of ten anti-malarial drug preparations from ICI Ltd. (Pharmaceuticals Division), 1951-1975.

Glass phial of 'Avloquine' solution

Industrial Chemistry

1951-1975

Glass tube contain Benzoic acid

Heat

1889

Glass phial, pale yellow

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale yellow, tubular body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Glass phial, Islamic, 600-800 CE

Classical & Medieval Medicine

600-800 CE

Green glass phial, in the shape of an elongated cy

Medical Glass-ware

1700-1800

Decorated glass alabastron, Egyptian

Classical & Medieval Medicine

850-650

Decorated phial, Egyptian

Classical & Medieval Medicine

3000BCE-100CE

Glass phial, pale green, tubular body, round base

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Glass phial, pale yellow, body expanding

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale brown, cylindrical body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Glass phial, green, cylindrical body, flat base

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800 CE

Glass phial, green, cylindrical body, rounded base

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Clear glass phial, cylindrical, pontil mark on bas

Medical Glass-ware

1700-1850

Glass phial, green, cylindrical body, convex base

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass flask, Islamic

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Ancient Egyptian phial

Classical & Medieval Medicine

3000BCE-100CE

Iridescent glass phial, in the shape of an elongat

Medical Glass-ware

1700-1800

Glass phial, pale green, cylindrical body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale green, cylindrical body

Classical & Medieval Medicine

601-800

Glass phial, pale green, slightly concave sides

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Phial, glass, iridescent green, hand blown

Medical Glass-ware

1600-1800

Packet of Technetium (MAA) for lung scintigraphy 'Amerscan' agent

Nuclear Physics

1981

Glass flask, Islamic

Classical & Medieval Medicine

Six packets of 'Amerscan' agent, (a) Technetium (tin colloid) for liver scintigraphy. (b) Technetium (MDP) for bone scintigraphy. (c) Technetium (EHIDA) for hepatobiliary scintigraphy. (d) Technetium (MAA) for lung scintigraphy. (e) Technetium (glucanate) for kidney/brain scintigraphy. (f) Stannous for red blood cell labelling, by Amersham International, Little Chalfont, Buckinghamshire, England, 1981-1982

Six packets of 'Amerscan' agents

Nuclear Physics

1981

Glass phial, with glass stopper, assumed to contain laudanum, by F. Walters and Co., London, England, 1870-1900

Glass phial, with glass stopper, assumed to contain laudanum

Therapeutics

1870-1900

Carton, cream coloured, for and containing 10 penicillin glass vials (empty), by the Distillers Company Ltd., Speke, England, 1947.

Carton containing 10 penicillin vials, Distillers Company Ltd., England, 1947

Medical Glass-ware

1947

Two vials of penicillin sodium salt, 200000 units, individually boxed with leaflets, by Glaxo Laboratories Limited, Greenford, Middlesex, England, 1947

Two vials of penicillin sodium salt, 200000 units, individually boxed with leaflets

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1947

Glass phial containing bone dust resulting from trephination using glass, produced during experiment by Dr. T. Wilson Parry, England, 1918-1920

Glass phial containing bone dust

Surgery

1918-1920

First field dressing and phial of iodine, made by Burroughs Wellcome and Co., London, 1914-1918. Dressing consisting of length of gauze bandage with cotton-wool pad, and glass phial with neck and rounded base, phial inside waterproof case which is made of wood and with circular opening at one end.

First field dressing and phial of iodine

Surgery

1914-1918

7 phials of source material for electromagnetic separator, one labelled: 'Cd Cl2' (cadmium chloride), one labelled: 'W Cl6' (tungstenate chloride), one labelled: 'Cr Cl3' (chromium chloride), one labelled: 'Ag I' (silver iodine), one labelled: 'Se' (selenium metal), one labelled: 'Zn' (zinc), and one labelled: 'Sb' (antimony), unsigned, Europe, 1970-1980

Source material for electromagnetic separator in 7 phials

Nuclear Physics

1970-1980

Glass phial with cork stopper full of 1/4 gr. morphia sulphate hypodermic tablets. 47 mm x 7 mm diameter, 1.5 g. Produced by Duncan, Flockhart and Co., London adn Edinburgh, late nineteenth or early twentieth century.

Phial of morphine sulphate hypodermic tablets

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

Nickel-plated lidded glass phial, containing Pulv. Ipecac and Opium tablets, unsigned, Frankfurt, Germany, 1917. Used by the German Army.

Aluminium lidded glass phial, containing Pulv. Ipecac and Opium tablets

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

1917

Glass phial with cork stopper stopped with wax half-full of atropine powder. English, twentieth century

Glass phial containing atropine powder

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

Glass phial with plastic stopper half-full of powdered yohimbine hydrochloride. English, 1949-1960

Phial containing powdered yohimbine hydrochloride

Materia Medica & Pharmacology

Cardboard box containing one glass phial with cork stopper of a small amount of powdered catharindin. English, 1949-1960

Cardboard box containing one glass phial of powdered catharindin

Materia Medica & Pharmacology