Offered is an unused box of SERGEANTS Tonic Pills for dogs with colorful lithography and dog image on front. Dated 1951 on the interior leaflet and sporting a clear plastic wrapper containing brown colored pills make this a keeper.

The condition is very good and measuring almost 3 inches high makes this cutie suitable for any collection. ****NOTE ****YOU ARE BUYING THE BOX AS SEEN IN THE PHOTO WITH THE FRONT AND BACK IMAGES****

Offered is a vintage 1933 Tycos Blood Pressure Cuff complete with its original leather case stamped in gold with the initials "KVB".

The set is in wonderful condition for its age and would make a fabulous display piece within a medical memorabilia collection; the only issue for the set is that the meter's tubing has separated from the cuff.

The bulb is labeled "Baumanometer", the meter is labeled "Tycos" and the air flow control valve is stamped "Air Flow Control".

Straight out of the original physician's doctor's bag!

This unused, 6 ounce-size, pharmacy or drug store, female-specific item labeled ZEPTIN Medicated Powder dates to the 1940s and was manufactured by LARRE’ Laboratories, Denver, CO. The box measures 3.5 inches tall and is in very nice condition although stained from age. Complete with the original insert and contents!!

A very cute vintage drug store/pharmacy display from the 1940s era!

This complete display consists of 24, small 'sample' medicine boxes, each of which contain colorful little red pills!

Each box's label includes ingredients described as 'laxative and cathartic’.

Packed by CHANDLER MEDICINE CO. - Office 2812 Dodier Street, ST. LOUIS, MO., the display measures 6" x 5" x 1" and is in unused, fine condition. ***NOTE*** The cover must be separated from each corner to be set-up as a display as seen in photo.

What a great collectible for the pharmacist, nurse or doctor in your life!

Offered for sale is a circa 1920s remedy for the Bladder, Kidneys and Liver. This druggist or pharmacy medicine bottle sports a decorative box complete with an insert that is packed with information about the merits of this treatment. The 7 inch tall corked bottle is full, complete with its screw-on dose cap and is in wonderful condition.

The box is nearly complete, minus the top flaps and shows expected evidence of wear.

Please note the druggists red mortar and pestle shaped label affixed to the box.

Finding corked remedy bottles in unused condition with fancy boxes are a treat to collectors!

Scientific, chemist, laboratory-- these terms all best describe this circa 1930s, unused and most interesting device labeled "Bishops Arsenic Apparatus". Comes complete with original wrappers, jar, black stopper, piping and stained box with label. The box measures 5.5 inches long x 3.25 inches wide x 2 inches high. Condition is excellent.

Perfect for your laboratory, medical or weird science collection!

This is a colorful 1936 series Treasury Department IRS Narcotics form. The document is dated and filed 1947 at Cases Drug Store, Logan Ohio. This decorative record confirms that the narcotic was Codeine Sulphate 1/2 gr. and was purchased by the Rexall Drug Company, Pittsburgh, PA.

The form measures 11" high x 9" wide and is in fine condition except for a 1/2" tear in the upper (R) hand corner (barely seen when framed). Although once common, these decorative documents are getting more difficult to find.

This is a hard-to-find, pharmacy or drug store female specific tin labeled “SEDETS” – Pain pills from the 1940 – 1950 era. The tin measures 2 inches and is in very good condition complete with unused contents. There are faint scratches and minor wear areas. Marked "Rexall Drug Company" and "Patented 1938 in Canada".

This is part of many “female specific” old pharmacy stock items for sale.

This elusive and colorful Rexall Asthma Tin is in near excellent condition. The tin measures 4 inches tall x 2.5 inches wide and would fit perfectly into any drug store / apothecary collection. Dates to the 1940s era and comes with original contents.

Measuring a diminutive 2 inches in diameter and in mint condition, this interesting and unusual celluloid advertising pocket mirror features a person dosing with a magical "Nature's Remedy" tablet! (**Please note that any white spots in the photos are light reflections ONLY and not damage to the mirror.**)

The mirror front has a faded salmon colored border surrounding an image of a person's face with protruding tongue, about to swallow a "NR" (Nature's Remedy)tablet.

Imprinted around the circumference of the mirror is the following, "Take One Tonight - You'll feel Better In The Morning."

AND....

"Better Than Pills For Liver Ills - Get a 25 Cent Box"

Original mirrored backing is in very fine condition with just a few very minute, superficial scratches. Some fading of color around the very edge of the mirror as seen in photos.

Manufacturer name stamped on bottom edge: "Parisian Novelty Company, Chicago".

An interesting little advertising piece!

PHI-TEM (fight - them!!!).

An unusual all around treatment remedy for the relief of many conditions including: Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Neuritis, Lumbago, Congestion of the Lungs, Flu, Coughs, Colds, Croup and Swelling!

The tin is full of medicated gauze which was placed in boiling water creating a paste which was then applied hot with a towel.

Neat stuff created by the "PHI-TEM COMPANY, North Chelmsford, MA."

Condition is very good with original contents and somewhat faded purple colored paper label. Measures 3 inches tall and appears to be from 1930-1940 era.

Made, warranted and patented in 1863 by Charles Emerson of Charlestown (a suburb of Boston), Massachusetts, this all original razor strap miraculously retains its original cardboard sheath.

The historically-fascinating sheath label is in exquisite condition with minor edge wear noted to the sheath. The strap shows evidence of use and also remains in fine condition.

The 9.35 inch long strap was advertised for use in sharpening not only shaving razors, but also pen knives and surgical instruments!

A rare piece of early Barber Shop Memorabilia!