Nice antique brown glass bottle with glass stopper preserved substance which was used for various purposes.o,a antispasmodic and sweat-wicking

*Dimensions:
*18 cm high, diameter 6 cm

Antique wooden pill cutter from the period around 1900 used by the pharmacist to make pills. Made by London's Lynch&co., rolls of mixed medicine were placed on the copper ledges, and by pushing and moving the part with the handles on it, a lot of pills were cut in one go.

*Dimensions:
*Lower part 11.5 cm x 30 cm long *Apartment with the handles: 36 cm from handle to handle, 6 cm wide

Nice decorative English note from a pharmacist from 1953

* Dimensions:
* 20x 26 cm
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Vintage wooden dispenser where the labels for the medicines could easily be taken and then stuck on the medicine jars

*Dimensions:
*12.5x7.5x4

These unused round vintage labels were used by an English pharmacist named S.Stephens. Nice to decorate with!

*Dimensions:7.5x 7 cm
*Unused
*76 pieces, price per piece
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Unique item this vintage business card from The firm Edmondson & Vogt pharmacists and opticians from Kendal, England. In particular, the original copper plate with which the card works is printed.

* Dimensions:
* card 8x 4.5 cm, plate 8x 4.5 cm

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