The company notes that their tablets could treat numerous symptoms and conditions especially womens ills. It enjoys crossover appeal in that it is also a 1904 World's Fair souvenir and an advertisement for the drug company - what a wonderful giveaway!

The Antikamnia ("Opposed to Pain") Chemical Company of St. Louis, Missouri, produced medicines similar to aspirin and were famous for their very graphic calendars that were given to physicians as tokens for prescribing their products.

Each is a masterfully turned wood vessel sporting the imprinted FREEMASONRY symbol of the Compass and the Square on the top of each vessel's cover or cap. The tall container is labeled with the word "POISON" and once housed a glass bottle, poison jar inside of it. The small vessel is a pill box.

The tall vessel, with screw on cap, measures 6.5 inches tall, and the pill box is 2 inches high x 2.25 inches wide. Both containers have a wonderful patina, are in very nice condition, and have fabulous visual appeal when displayed side by side.

This unusual tincture bottle is in excellent condition. The bottle interior is clear and the stopper, which sports ground glass, is in very nice condition except for some unobtrusive interior edge chips and two very minor flecks on the (L) edge of the stopper.

A hard to find circa 1900 patent pharmacy bottle ready for your collection!

Collectively, these 10 globes offer a unique, historical perspective into the process and history of US paper making, and they serve as an educational tool, with each individual globe representing a different step in the process of paper manufacture.

Each globe retains its original contents and bears a specific label describing the contents and their purpose. The glass globes measure just over 6 inches tall and are corked.

The 8.25 inch tall bottle is marked on the base “WN WALTON PAT. SEP 23 1862", and is of early blown glass construction. The fancy, recessed, applied label is complete and is in very nice condition. The stopper is of ground glass construction and is in very good order as well.

Offered is an absolutely wonderful, iron, string holder complete with the hard-to-find lid imprinted with the SSS logo on the top. Remnants of the original silver-toned paint still remain here and there on the string holder. The embossed lettering is present on both sides, and the pot-shaped holder is in very nice condition sporting a patina commensurate with its age. Measures about 5 inches high and ready for your collection!

The Cudahy meat packing industry dates back to the turn of the century. The Cudahy meat industry, with stockyards in Omaha, Chicago, Sioux City and Los Angeles produced the REX brand of fine beef and pork products. They also produced lard, soaps and patent medicine products such as Cudahy's Essence of Pepsin and Cudahy's Rexsoma that used the animal byproducts. The patent medicines were marketed as nutritional supplements for improved health.

This 3.5 inch tall beauty is in very good condition and very classy indeed!

This lovely, late-Victorian-styled inhaler is primarily being sold for its original box. The box is complete and very detailed on all sides (including the top), sporting wonderful graphics and information on its many merits. The box measures 6.5" H x 4" W x 3.25" D and shows only mild wear and faint staining. Finding a complete box in this condition is quite uncommon.

The lamp is not complete and is minus its chimney and top medicinal pan.

****The following apothecary pulls ARE available: Rosin, Sympl. Foetid, Ichthyoc., Matricaria, Qullaia and the 2 round pulls****

The large ceramic pulls measure 2 inches wide x 1.5 inches high inches. The 2 unmarked ROUND pulls measure 1.5" wide x 1" deep. The following information is or was partially marked on the base of most of the square pulls - "Pat. Feb. 12, 86 - M.B.D. CO. - St. Louis, MO.