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Red tin for rubber plasters

1940-1960

Cantharidine blistering tissue in original wrapper, England, 1855-1875

1855-1875

Packet of fabric plasters for medium skin tones

2020

Roll of "Dalzoflex" zinc oxide plaster

Two pieces of plaster

1762

'Seajoy' motion sickness plaster, London, England, 1928-1930

1928-1930

Tin of 'Band-Aid' waterproof plasters

1980-1999

Box of corn plaster, by W.B. Pritchard and Son, Manchester

Paper packet containing a mustard plaster, United States, 1880-1920

1880-1920

Packet of fabric plasters for dark skin tones

2020

Packet of fabric plasters for light skin tones

2020

Tin of mustard plaster, Seabury and Johnson

Lump of soap plaster, Europe, 1880-1930

Lump of soap plaster, Europe, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Lump of plaster, European, 1880-1930

Lump of plaster, European, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Section of cylinder of mercurial plaster, European, 1870-1930

Section of cylinder of mercurial plaster

1870-1930

Cylindrical section of belladonna plaster, European, 1870-1930

Cylindrical section of belladonna plaster

1870-1930

Solid stick of plaster, labelled "Dr. Granville's plaister", broken in half, English, 1851-1920

Solid stick of plaster

Round plaster in sealed packet, made by Medicareplus International, of the type used during COVID-19 vaccination work at University Hospital Coventry, England, 2020-2021.

Round plaster in sealed packet

Unknown

Rolls (2) of plaster

Two rolls of plaster

1831-1870

½ inch rubber adhesive plaster on a metal dispenser made by Seabury and Johnson, USA.

Reel of rubber adhesive plaster

1830-1870

Specimen jar containing counter-irritant plaster made with root of Thapsia garganica, associated with inventor Dr. Reboulleau and A. Aynyot, with advertisement for the product from the pharmacy of Ch. Le Perdriel, rue Saint-Croix-de-la-Bretonnerie 54, Paris, France, 1849 (invented)-1860s.

Plaster designed as a counter irritant

1860-1869

Strip of two plasters, 'Airstrip', waterproof, made by Smith and Nephew. From British Rail (Red Star) first aid kit, c1985. Overall: 75 mm x 75 mm.

Strip of two Smith & Nephew waterproof plasters

1985

Strip of four plasters, 'Airstrip', waterproof, made by Smith and Nephew. From British Rail (Red Star) first aid kit, c1985. Overall: 151 mm x 51 mm.

Strip of four Smith & Nephew waterproof plasters

1985

Solid lump of resinous plaster, covered in white powder, Europe, 1871-1930

Solid lump of resinous plaster

1871-1930

Solid lump of lead plaster, The British Drug Houses Ltd., maker, London, 1880-1930

Solid lump of lead plaster

1880-1930

Lump of plaster, European, 1880-1930

Lump of plaster, European, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Two cylindrical length of lead iodide plaster, brown coloured, European, 1870-1930

Two cylindrical length of lead iodide plaster

1870-1930

Small lump of brown plaster(?) wrapped in grease-proof paper, European, 1870-1930

Small lump of brown plaster(?) wrapped in grease-p

1870-1930

Cylindrical section of menthol plaster, European, 1870-1930

Cylindrical section of menthol plaster

1870-1930

Cylindrical lump of soap based plaster, English, 1880-1925

Cylindrical lump of soap based plaster

1880-1925

Gauze blister plaster, 7 inches in width, one yard long, rolled up and supplied in tin container, made by Seabury and Johnson, New York, 1920-1940

Gauze blister plaster

1920-1940

Rolled plaster of opium (emplasterum opii). With label of manufacturer tied to it. Manufacturerd by British Drug Houses.

plaster; controlled drug; opium

1870-1930

Lump of resinous plasterr, European, 1880-1930

Lump of resinous plasterr, European, 1880-1930

1880-1930

Strip of five plasters, 'Airstrip', waterproof, made by Smith and Nephew. From British Rail (Red Star) first aid kit, c1985. Overall: 189 mm x 76 mm.

Strip of five Smith & Nephew waterproof plasters

1985