Mini box “Empire - Rubber Adhesive Plaster”

A small, round, lithographed tin box intended for packaging "Empire Rubber Adhesive Plaster." This type of miniature pharmaceutical box was designed to hold rubber-based adhesive bandages or plasters, widely used in home care in the early 20th century. The lid features a circular design in red, blue, and cream, structured around the name "Empire," with the inscription "Rubber Adhesive Plaster," typical of Anglo-Saxon medical packaging. The understated design and the clear indication of its use are consistent with the standards of pharmaceutical packaging of this period. An authentic piece, retaining an antique patina consistent with its use.

✦ Origin: United Kingdom
✦ Estimated period: Circa 1920
✦ Dimensions: Diameter 2.5 cm x Height 2 cm
✦ Material: Lithographed sheet metal
✦ Condition: Used condition with signs of age, scuffing, and wear.

Small antique pharmaceutical box with simple and typical graphics, ideal for a collection of medical miniatures or objects related to the history of healthcare.