Liggett's dose measuring medicine spoon
{Boston, MA} SF $20 1/07
{Boston, MA} SF $20 1/07
"Tabloids of compressed drugs, Hazeline cream, Kepler extract Essense of Malt, Keppler solution of cod liver oil, Digestive,
Demulgent, Strengthening, Hazeline beer & Iron wine" it's also marked "Patented". sf $175.86 1/21/07
Demulgent, Strengthening, Hazeline beer & Iron wine" it's also marked "Patented". sf $175.86 1/21/07
Antique Sanborn Sterling Silver folding Medicine spoon. The teaspoon end folds into the tablespoon end. In open position
spoon(s) is 7" long. In closed position spoon(s) is 2 7/8" long. The teaspoon end is 1 " across at widest point and the tablespoon
end is 1 5/8" across at widest point. The connecting bar is 2 1/4" by 5/8". On top of the connecting bar are some marks I cannot
read and the words Sanborn Mexico Sterling.
spoon(s) is 7" long. In closed position spoon(s) is 2 7/8" long. The teaspoon end is 1 " across at widest point and the tablespoon
end is 1 5/8" across at widest point. The connecting bar is 2 1/4" by 5/8". On top of the connecting bar are some marks I cannot
read and the words Sanborn Mexico Sterling.
Other Drug related collectibles.
James Polhemus, Pharmacist. A classic city, state and occupation mark! James L. Polhemus was born in NYC in 1825, and was
an early pioneer to California in 1849. He set up a pharmacy in August of 1850, and was the 'oldest established legitimate druggist
in the city'. "J.L. Polhemus/(mortar and pestle)/Druggist/190 J. St. Cor 7th/Sacramento Cal." Sf $295.00 1/13/07
CA Sacramento: John Lozier Polhemus DRUGGIST. Polhemus was an early California pharmacist and pioneer, who moved to
Sacramento during the gold rush of 1849. He was born in 1825 in New York City, moving to NJ in 1829, then on to Michigan in 1845,
then to California in August of 1849. He first established his business across from the Magnolia Saloon in Sacramento, but quickly
moved to 190 J. St, where he remained until his death. He occassionally traveled back East, marrying twice. He died in 1866, and
his wife continued the business. "J.L. Polhemus/(mortar & pestle)/Druggist/190 J. St. Cor 7th/Sacramento Cal."
an early pioneer to California in 1849. He set up a pharmacy in August of 1850, and was the 'oldest established legitimate druggist
in the city'. "J.L. Polhemus/(mortar and pestle)/Druggist/190 J. St. Cor 7th/Sacramento Cal." Sf $295.00 1/13/07
CA Sacramento: John Lozier Polhemus DRUGGIST. Polhemus was an early California pharmacist and pioneer, who moved to
Sacramento during the gold rush of 1849. He was born in 1825 in New York City, moving to NJ in 1829, then on to Michigan in 1845,
then to California in August of 1849. He first established his business across from the Magnolia Saloon in Sacramento, but quickly
moved to 190 J. St, where he remained until his death. He occassionally traveled back East, marrying twice. He died in 1866, and
his wife continued the business. "J.L. Polhemus/(mortar & pestle)/Druggist/190 J. St. Cor 7th/Sacramento Cal."
Merchant Trade Token.
Guenard Drug Co. Inc. Lake Providence LA. SF $26.50 1/5/07
Guenard Drug Co. Inc. Lake Providence LA. SF $26.50 1/5/07
Pocket Mirrors
Trade Card
"Our Trust"
Vegetine The Great Blood Purifier.
3 1/4" x 5" C223-1-21-7
"Our Trust"
Vegetine The Great Blood Purifier.
3 1/4" x 5" C223-1-21-7
Very Old Booklet -- Hood's Pansy --
Published by C. I. Hood & Co., Proprietors of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass. -- Fancy
16 pages. C554-1-21-7
Published by C. I. Hood & Co., Proprietors of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass. -- Fancy
16 pages. C554-1-21-7
Die Cut Calandar {missing calandar pad}
Compliments Of A.W. Brayton Druggist
and Bookseller, Wall Paper, Window
Shades, Paints and Oils. Mount Morris,
Ill. 10 1/2" x 7" C-1241-2-19-7
Compliments Of A.W. Brayton Druggist
and Bookseller, Wall Paper, Window
Shades, Paints and Oils. Mount Morris,
Ill. 10 1/2" x 7" C-1241-2-19-7
Hall And Lyon Apothecaries
sf $42.57 2/07
sf $42.57 2/07
Red Cross Medicine Spoon
J.B. & S. M. Knowles Co.
Providence, RI sf $66.00 2/4/7
J.B. & S. M. Knowles Co.
Providence, RI sf $66.00 2/4/7
Civil War Token
C. Benson Druggist Winona, Minn.
C. Benson Druggist Winona, Minn.
Thermometer Amarillo, Texas
Key Tag 1 7/8" Bancroft, NE 1892
| Kaiser Permanente Dose Cup 5" #12 on back 1/4 to 2 Teaspoons 1 ML to 10 ML |