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Bottle of 'Elixir of Vitriol' from medicine chest
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Summary
Object No.
A9245-4Object Statement
Medicine, 'Elixir of Vitriol.', part of contents of ships medicine chest, leather / glass / paper / string / elixir of vitriol, made in England and fitted by Keating & Co, London, England, 1836Physical Description
Medicine, "Elixir of Vitriol.", part of contents of ships medicine chest, leather/glass/paper, made in England and fitted by Keating & Co, London, England, 1836Medicine, rectangular glass bottle, with short cylindrical neck, thick flared lip rim and glass stopper with faceted rectangular top. Stopper covered with chamois held down with string around bottle neck. Brown liquid in bottle
Marks
Paper label adhered to front with back printed lettering "ELIXIR OF VITRIOL.".Short URL
https://ma.as/203484Dimensions
Height
95 mmWidth
34 mmDepth
40 mmProduction
Made
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Harvard
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