Bamboo pot of jambi poison, with wooden spatula, Peru, 1880-1930. Jambi poison is obtained from over 20 leaves, barks, saps and reptiles; used by indigenous Americans on arrow tips for the killing of birds and small animals. Bamboo pot of jambi poison 1880-1930
Ceramic drug jar with paper cover half-full of belladonna extract. English, twentieth century Drug jar containing belladonna extract
Cardboard box, for louse powder, with contents, German, for military issue, 1914-1918 Louse powder 1914-1918
Amber glass bottle with plastic lid full if 100 Aloin, Belladonna, Strychnine and Cascara Sagrada tablets. English, mid-twentieth century Glass bottle containing Aloin, Belladonna, Strychnine and Cascara Sagrada tablets
Glass jar with bakelite lid approximately half full of dried belladonna powder. English, twentieth century Glass jar containing dried belladonna powder
Amber glass ribbed poison bottle with cork stopper approximately half full of belladonna extract. English, twentieth century. Poison bottle containing belladonna
Brown glass dispensing bottle with bakelite lid full of Sodium Cyanide Crystals. 140 mm x 75 mm diameter, 639 g. Handwritten note reads, ' From Mrs. Jeffries'. Dispensed by R.T. Christopher Pharmacists, Bradford, English, 1920-1960. Dispensing bottle of Sodium Cyanide Crystals 1950-1980
Round metal tin for Harrison's reliable rat and mouse poison, George W. Harrison Chemist, from Veterinary medicine chest with contents, English, c.1860 Tin for Harrison's reliable rat and mouse poison
Glass bottle with cork stopper containing Belladonna Extract. 135 mm x 52 mm, 156g. By Savory and Moore, London, 1898-1927. Glass bottle of belladonna extract 1890-1927