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1. Faulding's Compound Liquorice Powder 1 oz cardboard package. 2. Pelikan Auszieh Tusche, ink bottle with contents inside original package. 3. Aspro Powders carboard package. 4. John Stewart & Son Veterinary Surgeons, Sydney, Fleasoap cardboard package with contents. 5. June Roses, Morny, London Cardboard Box. 6. Felton, Grimwade & Duerdins Ltd., Melbourne. Glycerine, with contents. Clear. 6 oz. 7. St. Jacobs Oil, Wyeth Chemical Company, Sydney. Amber Not To Be Taken Poison. 4 oz. 8. Symington & Cos Ess Coffee & Chicory. Zapped. 4 oz. 9. Kay's Linseed Compound, Stockport, Great Britain. Clear. 2 1/4 oz. Full and labelled. 10. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, Des Moines, Iowa, U. S. A. Aqua. 11. Langridge's "Bonne Bouche" The Children's Dentifrice, Adelaide. Wooden container, full with original labels sealing contents in place. 12. A. M. Bickford & Sons, Ltd., Adelaide, Absorbent Cotton Wool, 2 ounces, unopened original paper package. 13. "Lehcaresor" Papier Poudre Booklet. 14. A. M. Bickford & Sons, Ltd., Adelaide, Absorbent Cotton Wool, 1 ounce, unopened original paper package. 15. Marne's Famous Aniseed Cure. Screw top. Clear. 16. Sigma Liniment, Melbourne. Amber. (With contents) 17. Phoenix Absorbent Gauze. Original Unopened Cardboard Package with Plastic Wrapper. 18. Goanna Salve. Cardboard Package with Instructions Inside, but no contents. 19. Aspro Cardboard Package for 108 Tablets.. Medicine. Chemist. Various Various. 1890s - 1960s
N/A. (N/A). 1. - 5. Packages all have varying degrees of wear, foxing, discolouration and so forth. Liquorice powder packet has a hole in the rear. Interesting selection of items here. 6. Mint. Still full. Label is stained with some wear. Some grime. 7. Very Good. Grimy. 20 mm curved deep split to lower left neck, basically a thin burst bubble, but looks like a crack. Nicks to base edge. Heavily discoloured label with tear to upper left. 8. Good. Zapped, this is not a natural colour. 12 x 5 mm nibbled chip to corner lower down at edge of Symington panel. Some scuffs and scratches. 9. Mint. Some dust and grime. Still sealed with labels and contents, including the sealing label over the cork. Labels are discoloured. 10. Near Mint. Some dust and grime. Rusty metal loop in cork, which I think is a small corkscrew which these used to come with. Labels are discoloured. Neck label is most interesting, stating that it contains a preparation of opium and is therefore labelled a poison. 11. Very Good. Very interesting, looks reasonably early. Labels are quite faded with some wear and stains. This exact product was advertised in 1917! 12. Excellent. A bit of foxing, some discolouration and wear, but is an unused package. 13. Excellent. Some foxing and fading. The pages are meant to be torn out and wiped over your face to remove dust and "shine" and impart a delightful feeling of freshness and cleanliness. 14. Excellent. A bit of foxing, some discolouration and wear, but is an unused package. 15. Very Good. Label does not look right, pretty sure it is an enlarged recent photocopy which has been recently applied to this plain bottle. Plenty of dust and grime. 16. Near Mint. Some dust. Label has some minor discolouration. Still has most of the contents. Has the modern AGM base mark, but a spun top, so would be early 1930s. Label on this one looks good and original to this bottle. 17. - 19. All are really good, some discolouration, some wear here and there. Estimate: $50-100
