MACKENZIE’S FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS In All the Useful and Domestic Arts: Constituting a Complete Practical Library and Operative Cyclopedia. By Colin Mackenzie. Published in 1853 by Troutman & Ha

 

Huge apothecary bottle (12” tall) with fancy label under glass for “Tr. Opii Camp.” which stands for tincture of opium with camphor. Label is complete but has three hairline cracks in the glass

 

Offered is a very early antiquarian example of a classic medical history, entitled THE GOLD-HEADED CANE, published by John Murray, in London in 1828. Second edition. 267 pages.First published in 1823,

 

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Offered at auction, an excellent Antique Papered Microscope Slide "Polycystina ~ Binocular Opaque" by the firm of J&TJ. This mounting firm only made slides for a relatively short period, and thus

 

This Microscope Accessory (which I believe to be by Beck) comprises three retarding selenite discs fitted to rotating cells on three arms which, when in use, forms part of the substage assembly of sui

 

EARLY 1900s well stored and cared for MANY accessories ORIGINAL well cared for dove tailed wooden carrying case owned by a well renowned vermont DOCTOR.

 

Very large Glass apothecary jar. great antique to keep cookies candy or anything including bread to keep it fresh. This jar were used for display items in stores. the size is 10" tall 10" deep 6" wide

 

This is an early small HIMROD'S CURE for ASTHMA tin. The tin is in nice condition for its age, with some wear here and there, all clearly visible in the photographs. Slip lid (see photo with the lid o

 

A small late 19th/early 20th century blue glazed chemist's pot lid and base - would have been used by a chemist to pack own toothpaste with a paper label to the lid. One of a number of medical/pharmac