Quinine sulphate bottle

Made:
1860-1910 in London
maker:
Howards & Sons
Unidentified drug in quinine sulphate bottle

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Unidentified drug in quinine sulphate bottle
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Unidentified drug in quinine sulphate bottle, possibly used in Middle East or South East Asia

The glass bottle originally contained quinine sulphate, a treatment for and a preventative measure against malaria. The bottle was reused at a later date and now contains an unidentified drug. This probably was the fate of many of the quinine bottles produced. This bottle was probably reused in the Middle East or South East Asia, as indicated by the script on the label.

Details

Category:
Materia Medica & Pharmacology
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A664060
Materials:
glass and cork
Measurements:
overall: 137 mm 52 mm, .19 kg
type:
bottle
credit:
Loan, Wellcome Trust