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Medical Museum Collection, Box 65
Digital photograph of black leather saddlebags, set on a gray counter. The bags are each fitted with bottle trays, and the drug bottles have been removed to the counter. Shown is an assortment of clear and dark glass bottles, many filled with various substances.
ca. 1890
A set of black leather saddlebags, each fitted with a tray for bottles of drugs. The bags themselves measure 20 x 7 x 15 cm. Together, they contain seventeen glass bottles: twelve with cork stoppers, two with glass stoppers, and three without stoppers. Most of the bottles contain medicinal preparations of some kind. The saddlebags were donated by J.E. Field, M.D., in May 1954. The bags are in somewhat poor condition, with heavy wear.
Digital photograph of black leather saddlebags, set on a gray counter. The bags are each fitted with bottle trays, and the drug bottles have been removed to the counter. Shown is an assortment of clear and dark glass bottles, many filled with various substances.
ca. 1890
A set of black leather saddlebags, each fitted with a tray for bottles of drugs. The bags themselves measure 20 x 7 x 15 cm. Together, they contain seventeen glass bottles: twelve with cork stoppers, two with glass stoppers, and three without stoppers. Most of the bottles contain medicinal preparations of some kind. The saddlebags were donated by J.E. Field, M.D., in May 1954. The bags are in somewhat poor condition, with heavy wear.
