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Iodine was a very commonly used topical medicine for many, many years in treating minor cuts and scrapes. I can remember back in the late 50s and early 60s, how much it stung when my mom applied it to a wound...but, it left a cool reddish film- the emblem of a playtime warrior!
This example is in unused, original condition and was probably supplied for use in a doctor's or school nurse's office as it was a "one time use" application.
Measuring just over 2.5 inches tall, this small but graphically appealing vial will fit easily into the smallest display space, adding visual interest to one's medical or drug store collection.
$20.00
Membership in this society was an honor only awarded to chemists and druggists with formal training, and thus signified the initiation of the concept of "professionalism" in the field.
This very attractive pill tiles measure 6" square and is in unused condition. Minor age-related staining to the paper label is noted as seen in the photos.
This handmade tile originates from Delft, Holland, and was part of a limited edition series commissioned by the Burroughs & Wellcome Company in the 1970s and '80s. The label found on the back of the tile features a description and history of the tile scene.
Ready to display, frame or hang in your collection.