Pharmacy tool (4) - Small medical boxes

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Four metal small vintage medical boxes dating from 1920–1930, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, each measuring 8 cm high, 2.5 cm wide and 1.8 cm deep, originating from France.

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Description from the seller

Curious lot of 4 small vintage medical boxes (beginning of the XX century).
In vintage condition as can be seen in pictures.
Some of them have engraved brands like:

- Algogratine was an early 20th-century pharmaceutical remedy manufactured by Lancosme, a historic laboratory based at 71 Avenue d'Antin in Paris, France, advertised widely in historical medical bulletins around 1926, the treatment was marketed for "immediate relief" from several common ailments.

- Métavaccin is a historical pharmaceutical ointment product created and manufactured by the Laboratoires Paul Métadier in Tours, France. Created by Paul Métadier (1872–1956), a pharmacist, politician, and founder of the Métadier laboratories.

Please see all pictures as complementary description of this objects.

Carefully packed and sent by mail with register tracking number information - PLEASE follow your tracking number information when provided.

Please note that some items could take a bit longer to arrive than expected (normal delivery time is 5 to 14 days in Europe / 8-20 days worldwide) - apologies in advance.

Please also note that due the situation in Middle East post services can be canceled or with a long delay.

International buyers or buyers outside the EU, import rights, taxes or chargers (probably) will be paid by the buyer and are not included in the item’s cost or in the shipping costs.

Please check my other auctions it might have something that interest you.




Curious lot of 4 small vintage medical boxes (beginning of the XX century).
In vintage condition as can be seen in pictures.
Some of them have engraved brands like:

- Algogratine was an early 20th-century pharmaceutical remedy manufactured by Lancosme, a historic laboratory based at 71 Avenue d'Antin in Paris, France, advertised widely in historical medical bulletins around 1926, the treatment was marketed for "immediate relief" from several common ailments.

- Métavaccin is a historical pharmaceutical ointment product created and manufactured by the Laboratoires Paul Métadier in Tours, France. Created by Paul Métadier (1872–1956), a pharmacist, politician, and founder of the Métadier laboratories.

Please see all pictures as complementary description of this objects.

Carefully packed and sent by mail with register tracking number information - PLEASE follow your tracking number information when provided.

Please note that some items could take a bit longer to arrive than expected (normal delivery time is 5 to 14 days in Europe / 8-20 days worldwide) - apologies in advance.

Please also note that due the situation in Middle East post services can be canceled or with a long delay.

International buyers or buyers outside the EU, import rights, taxes or chargers (probably) will be paid by the buyer and are not included in the item’s cost or in the shipping costs.

Please check my other auctions it might have something that interest you.




Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
4
Country of Origin
France
Material
Metal
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
8 cm
Width
2.5 cm
Depth
1.8 cm
Estimated period
1920-1930
Title additional information
Small medical boxes
Sold by
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Objects sold
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