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Medical Museum Collection, Box 34
ca. 1910's?
A pocket drug kit for a hypodermic syringe. The brown leather case measures 12.5 x 1 x 8 cm, and has sixteen leather loops for narrow drug vials. This case holds only four glass vials with cork stoppers, three containing strychnine sulphate (one vial now empty) and one containing hyoscine hydrobromide. The kit was donated by Mrs. Anita Conrey in October 1959. It is somewhat poor condition, with extreme wear to leather.
Digital photograph of a pocket drug kit for a hypodermic syringe. A gloved hand can be seen holding the case open to reveal four narrow vials inside. Three of the vials contain white substances, and all bear printed paper labels.
ca. 1910's?
A pocket drug kit for a hypodermic syringe. The brown leather case measures 12.5 x 1 x 8 cm, and has sixteen leather loops for narrow drug vials. This case holds only four glass vials with cork stoppers, three containing strychnine sulphate (one vial now empty) and one containing hyoscine hydrobromide. The kit was donated by Mrs. Anita Conrey in October 1959. It is somewhat poor condition, with extreme wear to leather.
Digital photograph of a pocket drug kit for a hypodermic syringe. A gloved hand can be seen holding the case open to reveal four narrow vials inside. Three of the vials contain white substances, and all bear printed paper labels.
