2 Old glass pharmaceutical bottles with ground glass stoppers from the Army Health Service - General Pharmacy. Original paper label dated 1938 with the inscription "Anti-Irritant Mixture for Inhalations," a preparation intended for inhalation treatments. Presence of the regulatory "Flammable" label indicating a preparation likely containing volatile compounds used in military pharmacy. Rare testimony to French medical equipment from the interwar period, preserved with its original glass stopper.
✦ Estimated period: 1938 (Interwar) ✦ Origin: Army Health Service - General Pharmacy, France ✦ Dimensions: approx. 10.5 × 5 cm ✦ Material: Glass, paper label, ground glass stopper ✦ Condition: Good general condition, signs of use, old traces of content, labels with wear and browning of the paper, ground stopper
Old military medical bottle sought after for collections of antique pharmacy, military medicine, apothecary, and curiosity cabinets.
