Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphites - Blown Medicine Bottle Fellows & Co Chemists St John New Brunswick Canada 1880s - Syrup of Hypophosphites was a tonic that contained Hypophosphites of calcium, Potassium and sodium as well as strychnine a poison. It was invented by James Fellows a Canadian drug merchant in the 1800's supposedly to help cure anemia, neurasthenia, bronchitis etc - in good condition 16cm tall
Dinneford's Magnesia made in England - A clear glass bottle, used for bottling magnesia, a health remedy. Made by Dinneford & Co, chemists of London, and touted by them to be a remedy for heartburn, babies' wind, headaches, indigestion, and more. It was a very common remedy during the 20th century. In very good condition
The third bottle is an unmarked 1880's liquor bottle 6860 to base - in good condition
All bottle would benefit from a further clean
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Please note all our items are second hand, vintage or antiques; they are in good condition but may show signs of use.
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